Примеры использования Obstetrical care на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Obstetrical care.
Emergency Obstetrical Care.
Obstetrical care is also included in this field.
Mothers are entitled to free obstetrical care art. 47, para. 2, of the Constitution.
An unintended side effect has been a"chilling" of other forms of obstetrical care for women.
Provide access to obstetrical care- Deploy and implement Community Health Units.
Distance of health facilities from villages for emergency obstetrical care;
Viii A set fee for obstetrical care, which is based on the sharing of obstetrical risks.
She asked whether there was any form of insurance to help women who could not afford private obstetrical care.
Total referrals for obstetrical care amounted to 4,443[sic] and 8,754 newborns.
The Government's goal was to have 965 health centres operating andproviding minimum care, including obstetrical care.
In the Institute, instead of obstetrical care, a lump sum may be given which is equal to three times the wages of an unspecialized worker.
In the Arab States region, the Syrian Arab Republic,Sudan and Yemen are all undertaking training activities in safe delivery and emergency obstetrical care.
The new departments are responsible for providing any necessary specialized obstetrical care and handling complicated deliveries requiring higher obstetrical skills.
Moreover, illegal foreigners enjoyed medical protection in cases of emergency, and pregnant women also had access to ante- andpostnatal care as well as to obstetrical care.
Under the law, they are entitled to obstetrical care, which includes a stay in an obstetric clinic to deliver the child and receive the required medical and pharmaceutical care. .
The Ministry of Health allocated resources according to the size of the population butmost health centres were now able to provide quality obstetrical care, including Caesarean sections.
The project to subsidize emergency obstetrical care will make a great contribution to setting rural women's minds at rest through the system whereby the cost of emergency obstetrical care will be shared by 2015.
Since the ICPD, with UNFPA support, renovations, equipment, supplies and specialized training for essential obstetrical care have been put in place in numerous countries as part of new programmes of assistance.
A set fee for obstetrical care was instituted starting in 2002 on an experimental basis in two mughatas of Nouakchott where the costs for care from pregnancy through delivery varied between 16,000 ouguiyas on average in hospitals and 87,000 ouguiyas in private clinics.
Strengthen the maternal and infant mortality reduction programme, and eliminate the causes of such mortality,which include limited access to obstetrical care and the low number of births attended by skilled personnel;
A pilot project establishing a set fee for obstetrical care had been extended to several parts of the country, which greatly reduced costs for prenatal care, delivery and post-natal care and would cover more regions in 2007.
According to Article 47(2) of the Constitution,"[m]others shall enjoy special protection on the part of the State, which shall guarantee them paid leave before and after confinement,free obstetrical care, relaxed conditions of work and other types of social assistance.
The high mortality rate was attributable to a lack of adequate obstetrical care, and efforts were being made to improve access to emergency obstetrical care and quality health services throughout the country, including in remote areas.
This alarming rate is due primarily to the high percentage of high-risk pregnancies(early pregnancy and closely spaced pregnancies), poor testing and monitoring of such pregnancies, andlimited access to good emergency obstetrical care, particularly caesarean sections.
Of the total of women affiliated with the SP, 6.8% received obstetrical care(93.4% for childbirth and 6.6% for abortion). The number of affiliated families living in poor and very poor regions was 3 million; 83% of them were headed by women.
The national development programme attaches great importance to improving maternal and child health through programmes to increase the efficiency and growth of health services,family planning, immunization coverage and expanded emergency neonatal obstetrical care.
When it comes to providing obstetrical care and preserving the gynaecological health of women, Dr. Robert Walley of MaterCare International, based in Canada, notes that 91 per cent of maternal deaths are preventable by making adequate care available.
Among the population-related activities that countries have supported include: poverty alleviation, primary health-care delivery systems, child health and survival,emergency obstetrical care, basic education, empowerment of women, rural development and income generation.
Improving the provision of effective basic essential obstetrical care(BEOC) and emergency obstetrical care(EmOC) in hospitals, including by providing a sufficient number of trained personnel and equipment, supplies and emergency medicines, increasing the number of district hospitals and re-evaluating and extending the relatively low number of certified baby-friendly hospitals;