Sentences with phrase «health sector reforms»

Reasoning that the Council on Health meeting would give room to review the health sector reform and formulate policies for consolidation of health gains and development, the Governor stated that the law on confidential Enquiry into maternal Death was already on ground likewise the Primary Healthcare Development Medical Sciences, among others.

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In order to build up the private sector as a means for fighting government health care reform, AMA leaders designed the insurance company model.

As China looks to reform its health care sector, technology will play a key role in driving development and the goal of universal health care for all citizens.

VANCOUVER, B.C. — SEPTEMBER 21, 2016 — The Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada (APF Canada) is pleased to announce the launch of a new «Contemporary China» research report series that explores the emergence and evolution of key sectors in China, including financial technology, health care and state - owned enterprise reform.

We continue to favor cyclical sectors, like Consumer Discretionary, Financials, Industrials, and Health Care, as they are likely to benefit the most from policy reform and an increase in economic growth.

As health - care demands change and the system transititions, ongoing reforms of China's health - care service sector are being implemented to help equalize basic public health service, establish a primary health - care service system, and reform public hospitals.

On prudential grounds I find it hard to share R.R. Reno's hope («Reforming the Health - Care Reform,» June / July 2010) that Obamacare might lead to a strengthened private insurance sector.

For Poland is not immune to external economic pressures and needs to reform its public sector, especially the judiciary and the health system, and such reforms are always controversial, and painful for some of the electorate.

Ask Andrew Lansley's aides what the reforms of the NHS are about and they say it's Milburn - plus, in honour of the Labour health minister's role in bringing the private sector into the provision of services.

With the promise of an extra # 1.3 bn a year and reform of legislation on the cards, the mental health sector is getting the political backing it needs

Letwin co-authored Britain's biggest enterprise: ideas for radical reform of the NHS, a 1988 Centre for Policy Studies pamphlet written with John Redwood which advocated a closer relationship between the National Health Service and the private sector.

But Clive Peedell, a consultant oncologist and co-leader of the National Health Action Party, a political party set up to oppose the health reforms, warned that if the private sector continues to win a third of the contracts awarded long term, «then the NHS gets diluted as you'll get more and more private sector involvement over time.&Health Action Party, a political party set up to oppose the health reforms, warned that if the private sector continues to win a third of the contracts awarded long term, «then the NHS gets diluted as you'll get more and more private sector involvement over time.&health reforms, warned that if the private sector continues to win a third of the contracts awarded long term, «then the NHS gets diluted as you'll get more and more private sector involvement over time.»

«The private sector is generally regarded as the engine of innovation in the United States, but on the 50th anniversary of Medicare and Medicaid, health care's 2 largest public health insurance programs are playing a much larger role in innovation in payment and delivery reform and reshaping the delivery of care for the future.»

With the current radical reforms within the health and social care sector there needs to be very clear guidance on roles and responsibilities.

Prior to joining UNESCO, Ms. Müller - Marin worked for the Pan American Health Organization, UNDP, the World Bank, Interamerican Development Bank, the Organization of American States, Spanish Government Cooperation, the National Center for State Courts and USAID - funded programs in public sector reform.

«The real value [now] we think is in U.S. health care» because stocks of companies in that sector have been punished over the past couple of years because of uncertainty about health care reform, and government regulation, he said.

Other things to consider are governmental reforms: one sector this applies to is health care and potential changes to Medicare or Medicade.

In her book, Servon says, «it's time to launch a movement that will pressure the public and private sectors to reform the consumer financial services industry in ways that make financial health attainable and sustainable for all Americans.»

While the nation focuses on the President's failed health care reform bill, drama develops in the student loan sector.

This article proposes reforms for the new source review program under the Clean Air Act, which provides important health and environmental benefits but has become a significant impediment to the growth and modernization of the US manufacturing sector.

The dramatic turnaround in Russia's economic health over the past two years will be sustainable only if extensive planned reforms are implemented across the Russian economy and especially in its energy sector.

However the pilot only provided a small number of recommendations on health and social care and did not produce sufficient evidence to assess health and social care responsiveness to recommendations, nor of the wider implications for the health and social care sectors, meaning that the reform's potential has hitherto been limited.

Sarah Palin inadvertently stepped into Canadian politics earlier this week when she told the crew of a CBC comedy show that America's northern neighbor should «reform its health care system and let the private sector take over» the country's medical services.

Such reforms are sure to pave a smoother way for the growth of health insurance sector as a whole, in the coming years.

But it sets a tone and direction for future reform that will deeply worry many people working in public health, the community sector, and Indigenous affairs — no real surprise given the members of the Commission are mostly drawn from business — headed by former Business Council of Australia president Tony Shepherd and including former Howard Government Minister Amanda Vanstone.

In turn, the community sector may have great influence on reform of the broader Australian health system.

Its reformist history in the health sector (the PBS, Medicare, the National Healthcare and Hospitals Reform Commission) together with its policy to establish an independent, permanent body to embed reform within the health system promise a much more informed and evidence - based approach to equipping our health system to meet future challReform Commission) together with its policy to establish an independent, permanent body to embed reform within the health system promise a much more informed and evidence - based approach to equipping our health system to meet future challreform within the health system promise a much more informed and evidence - based approach to equipping our health system to meet future challenges.

The lack of a comprehensive national mental health workforce strategy has been a significant policy gap.The workforce strategies that have been developed have not addressed the community managed psychosocial rehabilitation sector, and has meant that reforms which have a significant impact have no guiding policy.

In this piece for Croakey laying out a pre-budget roadmap for reform, Community Mental Health Australia President Liz Crowther argues that the community managed sector is at a significant crossroads as the NDIS rolls out, but stands ready as ever to deliver.

TheMHS Learning Network annual conference — Embracing Change Through Innovation and Lived Experience — will bring together hundreds of workers, consumer - survivors and advocates from the mental health sector to discuss the latest reforms, realities and roadblocks to care.

It will of course depend on how big a reform agenda Labor wants to develop and which of the competing vested interests it will need or want to take on to really address structural barriers — doctors, hospitals, states, the pharmaceutical industry, the private health sector — and whether it's up to a fight against the food and alcohol industries and «nanny state» critics on prevention.

Four main areas of focus for future - proofing our health system include; prevention of chronic disease, promoting healthy aging, increased health sector productivity, and funding reform.

This 10 year multi sector and intergovernmental strategic reform imbeds an operational vision of partnership at national, state / territory, regional and local levels to achieve ongoing quality enhancements to the direct clinical service, policy and planning contexts of primary health care provision for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

To this were invited key Australian government officials, including those from the health sectors and those active in the COAG and other reform processes.

The Affordable Care Act, health care reform in general and other medical industry trends are spurring development of medical space, with an influx of interest and capital in the sector closely following the increase in patient numbers.