Примеры использования Demographic and epidemiological на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Enhanced data collection on demographic and epidemiological trends.
The demographic and epidemiological situation in the European Region today3.
Secondly, MDG progression should be viewed in the context of demographic and epidemiological shifts.
It is essential to strengthen social, demographic and epidemiological data sources in order to illustrate subregional differences in ageing.
Civil registration has therefore a dual purpose, administrative and legal on the one hand,and statistical, demographic and epidemiological on the other.
What external data, including demographic and epidemiological data, are available for planning?
Demographic and epidemiological changes mean that social protection needs to be dynamicand responsive, with systems able to provide risk protection while being financially sustainable.
The challenge of adapting existing health and long-term care systems to ongoing demographic and epidemiological changes is large, but certainly not insurmountable.
The ongoing process of demographic and epidemiological transition makes it necessary to redefine health priorities, given the changes in morbidity and mortality indicators.
In other words, a universal and well-maintained vital registration system remains the single best source of information on vital events for administrative, demographic and epidemiological purposes.
Countries at early stages of their demographic and epidemiological transitions have life expectancy differentials favouring women by approximately 2-3 years.
A bill of law amending the Public Health Act No. 89 of 1981 has already been drafted and contains amendments, modifications and additions that are in keeping with the latest developments and demographic and epidemiological changes and consistent with the perspectives and objectives of the Ministry of Health in this regard.
As noted above,in developed countries, demographic and epidemiological transitions have taken place over a longer period of time than in developing countries.
Here the outstanding development is the reform of the National Health Service, the main purpose of which is to extend the cover of the health services and strengthen federalism, in order to fulfil the commitments undertaken withrespect to health and to respond more effectively to the challenges of demographic and epidemiological developments by means of five basic measures.
The WHO European Region is undergoing important demographic and epidemiological changes that are shaping the needs for health promotion, disease prevention and care in the future.
In order tofulfil its health commitments and cope more efficiently with the challenges of demographic and epidemiological change, the Federal Government plans to reform the health system.
The current demographic and epidemiological profile of Palestine refugees resembles the profile of many populations in transition from a developing to a developed stageand has much in common with both.
Such an approach will reduce the risks of impoverishment due to catastrophic health costs,prepare the country to meet the challenges of demographic and epidemiological change and encourage companiesand their employees to move into the formal sector of the economy.
The Nicaraguan population is experiencing a demographic and epidemiological transition, resulting in the co-existence of infectiousand chronic diseases, representing a prevention and care challenge for the health care system.
The reform is designed to generate a new health system,better suited to meet health requirements arising from demographic and epidemiological changes and to respond to the opportunities offered by political, economic and social development in Mexico.
The demographic and epidemiological profile of Palestine refugees today resembles the health status of many populations in transition from a developing to a developed stageand has much in common with both.
A country core set of indicators and targets should be based on country demographic and epidemiological profile, health systems, level of socioeconomic development and people's needs and expectations, and should, as a minimum, include the small set of globally recommended tracer indicators.
In the developing countries, the demographic and epidemiological transitions are taking place at a much faster pace than was the case in the developed countries,and at comparatively lower levels of income and with much less extensive social welfare provisions in place.
The current health situation, including demographic and epidemiological trends and changes,and urgent, emerging and neglected health issues, taking into account the burden of disease at the global, regional and country levels.
Moreover, the phenomenon of demographic and epidemiological transition, exacerbated by economic data(decline in purchasing power, industrialization, accelerated urban development) and societal developments(violence) has produced a health-care environment in which diseases linked to poverty and lack of hygiene are found side by side with development-related diseases.
If countries are to meet the challenges and opportunities that accompany demographic and epidemiological transitions in the years ahead, they will need to build their infrastructures to deliver a sufficient supply of appropriate health care, housing, income support, transportation and other elements that will allow for an improved quality of life for their older populations.
Participants discussed demographic and epidemiological models, as well as methodsand assumptions for producing internationally comparable projections, with the objective of identifying key areas of further improvement so as to produce demographic estimates and projections that better reflect the impact of the ranging dynamics of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in different settings.
Some of the non-communicable diseases are related to genetic influence,lifestyle and epidemiological and demographic transition.
Some of the non-communicable diseases are related to genetic influence,lifestyle and epidemiological and demographic transition.
Promote the implementation of tools to update, on an ongoing basis, the population profile from demographic, cultural and epidemiological perspectives;