Sentences with phrase «funded national healthcare»

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After promising, to ensure that Nigerians across the country receive basic primary healthcare — so they won't have to pay so much out - of - pocket, he did it with the National Assembly's passage of the stipulation that 1 % out of the Consolidated Revenue Fund must go towards funding primary healthcare in the 2018 budget.
Social and political determinants impact how healthcare resources such as direct funding, national educational priorities, societal normative gender role assignment, and other factors all contribute to patient outcomes in varying degrees.
Now is the time for action, they say, for a rational and well - funded national agenda for healthcare IT spearheaded by the federal government.
About The National Pancreas Foundation Founded in 1997, the National Pancreas Foundation provides hope for those suffering from pancreatitis and pancreatic cancer through funding cutting - edge research, advocating for new and better therapies and providing support and education for patients, caregivers and healthcare professionals.
The Patient Advocacy Fund provides the resources for Lillie Shockney to educate and mentor healthcare providers at Johns Hopkins — as well as those providers on a local, national and international level — on the principles of patient advocacy.
However, several Member States have national health systems, in which healthcare is provided by tax - funded institutions and no insurance is involved.
Doctors are under scrutiny of the National Health Fund (the central public body, responsible for disposing of public expenses on healthcare), from the point of view of correctness of their prescription decisions (e.g. whether a given patient's health condition justified the prescription of a reimbursed drug).
The National Healthcare Anti-Fraud Association, USA, defines healthcare fraud as, «The deliberate submittal of false claims to private health insurance plans and / or tax - funded public health insurance programs.
Science, research and development are playing an increasingly important role in shaping the economy of the city thanks to 1,340 million Euros of public funding, 25 research institutes and medical schools and 23 National Health Service hospitals, and allowing many executive jobs in London with leading healthcare and life sciences firms to be filled in London.
These National Standards apply to all healthcare services (excluding mental health) provided or funded by the HSE including, but not limited to, addiction services.
This could best be achieved through national programmes to further develop community controlled primary healthcare services at a funding level, which is indexed proportionately to the higher level of need, and through national training programmes to produce indigenous health professionals to deliver these services as well as to train culturally competent non-indigenous practitioners.
Helena Teede, chairwoman of the National Alliance of Advanced Health Research Translation Centres, and Hans Meij, executive director of the Melbourne Academic Centre for Health, wrote in The Australian (paywalled) that this funding would reduce barriers, funding limitations and silos to enable translational collaborative research and healthcare that would lead to better outcomes.
Climate Change and Health: a reduction in emissions consistent with the 2015 Paris Climate agreement; funding for a National Climate and Health Strategy; a Healthcare Sustainability Unit to lead the development and implementation of environmentally sustainable healthcare models.
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