Traduction de «service des appareils bio-médicaux » (Français → Anglais) :

(ii) as regards medical and paramedical equipment, electro-medical devices used for patients, and dispensing of medicines;

97. Calls on the Commission and the Council to make every effort to draw up rules on personal screening when using transport services which will guarantee passengers' fundamental rights and dignity and serve the purpose of their journeys, with particular regard to the medical devices, aids and accessories which can be taken on board, and to achieve a clear, common interpretation of the existing security requirements in order to ensure that people with disabilities are not denied the opportunity to travel – in the absence of proper justification and to a disproportionate degree – simply to prevent inconvenience to the service provider;

97. Calls on the Commission and the Council to make every effort to draw up rules on personal screening when using transport services which will guarantee passengers' fundamental rights and dignity and serve the purpose of their journeys, with particular regard to the medical devices, aids and accessories which can be taken on board, and to achieve a clear, common interpretation of the existing security requirements in order to ensure that people with disabilities are not denied the opportunity to travel – in the absence of proper justification and to a disproportionate degree – simply to prevent inconvenience to the service provider;

- for health: personal non-obtrusive systems that enable citizens to manage their well-being such as wearable or implantable monitoring devices with communication capabilities and autonomous systems for supporting a healthy state; emerging techniques such as molecular imaging for improved prevention and individualised medicine; health knowledge discovery and application in clinical practice; modelling and simulation of organ functions; micro- and nano-robotic devices for minimally invasive surgical and therapeutic applications; remote assistance and remote monitoring technologies for the chronically ill and for elderly people; comp ...[+++]uter aided detection and clinical decision support systems that lead to more reliable diagnosis and an improved workflow, eventually leading to disease specific expert systems taking an integral carecycle approach, and exploiting accumulated patient data, and model based disease knowledge through data mining, bioinformatics, and systems biology; enterprise IT systems leading to increased efficiency and reduced medical error in the hospital and in secondary care facilities;

A proposal on public services procurement has still to be formulated in 1989 (b) Technical harmonization: adoption of Directives concerning (i) extension of the notification procedure for national draft technical regulations and standards (83/189), (ii) pressure vessels, (iii) toys, (iv) construction materials, (v) electromagnetic compatibility and (vi) machine safety; common position on personal protective devices". New approach" proposals have also been sent to the Council concerning gas appliances, medical equipment, mobile machines and measuring instruments.

The Rome European Summit asked the Council to take a decision on diesel fuel before 30 June 1991. ANNEX LIST OF PRODUCTS THAT MAY BE SUBJECT TO THE REDUCED RATE, AS DRAWN UP BY THE COUNCIL ON 18 MARCH 1991 The widest discretionary scope of the reduced rate will be strictly defined on the basis of the following list of products and services, on the understanding that its scope will have to be defined more accurately: - foodstuffs for human and animal consumption (excluding alcoholic beverages); - water supplies; - pharmaceutical prod ...[+++]ucts; -- medical equipment for the disabled; - passenger transport; - books, newspapers and periodicals; - admissions to shows, theatres, circuses, fairs, concerts, museums, zoos, cinemas, exhibitions, libraries and access to television; - the output of writers, composers, performers, etc. and copyright; - social housing; - farm inputs; - hotel accommodation; - hire of camping sites; - admission to sporting events; - use of sporting facilities; - welfare and charitable activities; - funeral undertakings, cremation; - medical care in hospitals, spas, etc. and dental services; - street cleaning, refuse collection.