Sentences with phrase «health infrastructure»

Faith - based organisations often represent the only health infrastructure in a region and have strong cultural ties to the communities.

It requires governments to address inequality of health services, particularly primary health care, as well as health infrastructure when it occurs.

Areas with weak health infrastructure - mostly in developing countries - will be the least able to cope without assistance to prepare and respond.

That makes it an even more difficult for health providers to decide whether to build out virtual health infrastructure.

He explained that investing in educational and health infrastructure also translates into investing in the prospect of the youth.

Such surveillance is currently not done: Many developing nations have little health infrastructure and few available resources to strengthen it.

Service and health infrastructure gaps need a long term funding plan.

The importance of a robust public health infrastructure is the cornerstone for preparing for and responding to infectious disease threats regardless of their origin (natural or man - made).

2) Governments of Australia commit to achieving equality of access to primary health care and to an equal standard of health infrastructure for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples within 10 years.

CALGARY — The PCs have been neglecting vital health infrastructure for years, knowingly compromising the safety of patients and heath care...

The report sets out sub-targets of ensuring equal access to primary health care and health infrastructure within ten years.

Heavily subsidizing essential health products through existing health infrastructure could substantially improve health in sub-Saharan Africa.

Due to the poor health infrastructure in the affected West African nations it is unlikely that, if other survivors have been affected in a similar manner, they will have received the same level of care Ms Cafferkey has.

These funds come from the $ 1.8 billion for regional health infrastructure through Health and Hospitals Fund Regional Priority Rounds.

Her organization, Subtle ® Health provides holistic yoga based trainings, education, and clinical services with the mission of enhancing community health infrastructure.

CALGARY — The PCs have been neglecting vital health infrastructure for years, knowingly compromising the safety of patients and heath care workers, NDP Leader Rachel Notley said today.

Despite an expansion and investment in primary health infrastructure through the National Rural Mission since 2005, there are wide disparities between and within states.

However, there is no overarching strategic response to public health issues (notably health infrastructure) faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

To resolve these challenges, the Lancet - Rockefeller commission offered several proposals, including diversifying diets, making hospitals and health infrastructure more resilient to environmental shocks like storms, and diverting fossil fuel subsidies toward health care.

As we move forward, we must build a strong health infrastructure that includes support for women's primary care providers including family planning health centers.»

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples do not enjoy equal access to primary health care and health infrastructure which includes safe drinking water, effective sewerage systems, rubbish collection services and healthy housing.

A total of $ 1.48 billion was invested in health infrastructure technology in Q3.

But HIV / AIDS is surely a development issue, and poor countries with terrible health infrastructures are poorly equipped to respond to the pandemic.

But Professor Buitendijk said the study did have relevance for other countries like the UK with a highly developed health infrastructure and well - trained midwives.

The party for lack of campaign message because of the John Mahama administration's massive investment in health infrastructure adopted the campaign strategy to counter NDC's achievement in the health sector.

The Governor also assured the Dutch partners that his administration would continue to strengthen partnership with all stakeholders in setting up the Fund and provide health infrastructure for the people of the state.

For example, frequent travel across porous borders, poor nations with limited health infrastructure and no prior experience with Ebola, a history of regional conflict, and local customs (e.g. burial practices) contribute to how quickly and easily outbreaks can spread.

Ebola has pummeled healthcare systems in west Africa and laid bare health infrastructure issues that may not have otherwise been so readily apparent.

Health infrastructure poses another big hurdle, says Grassly.

And Africa continues to be plagued by civil wars, drought and desertification, political instability and the problem of refugees, deteriorating health infrastructures, and institutional decay.

«In the poorest, weakest countries that was the only health infrastructure.»

Zoetis is leading the African Livestock Productivity and Health Advancement (A.L.P.H.A.) initiative to develop veterinary diagnostic networks and animal health infrastructure in Ethiopia, Nigeria and Uganda.

BJP chief ministerial candidate Harsh Vardhan assured that on winning elections he would launch a universal health insurance policy under where every Delhiite will be insured for a nominal sum of Rs. 6 and get covered with unlimited access to health infrastructure at state government facility.

Health infrastructure under Center and Sheila Dikshit government was on the target of Vardhan.

Torres Strait Regional Authority - Housing and Environmental Health Infrastructure (reserve topic)

This strategy should include service models, address health infrastructure needs, contain strategies to ensure financing over long periods, and build the health workforce, as well as develop measurable benchmarks and targets to monitor progress; and

For example, some communities have negotiated the provision of health infrastructure such as dialysis machines for their communities.

The social determinants of health include the commonly accepted ones, including employment, education, income, community safety, and also overlaps with what is called health infrastructure: secure and accessible healthy food supplies, housing for health and health - enhancing community infrastructure.