Примеры использования Underlying determinants на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Underlying determinants of health.
Health care and the underlying determinants of health.
The analytical framework set out in the report can be applied to other underlying determinants of health.
Lastly, services, and relevant underlying determinants of health, such as education, are often of substandard quality.
To take integrated action on risk factors and their underlying determinants across sectors;
Underlying determinants of health include adequate food and nutrition, housing, safe drinking water and adequate sanitation, and a healthy environment.
Providing an adequate response to the underlying determinants of children's health; and.
Fear of detention and deportation renders migrant workers more vulnerable andunable to enjoy the right to health and its underlying determinants.
Within the context of the right to health, the director identified the underlying determinants of health, namely, water, sanitation, food and housing.
The underlying determinants of nuclear proliferation and nuclear terrorism should be eradicated by addressing both the symptoms and the root causes in a comprehensive manner.
Poverty is associated with inequitable access to both health services and the underlying determinants of health.
Conflict has negative repercussions on other underlying determinants, as it can result in a breakdown in systems and infrastructures, including health systems.
Such actions are seen as essential to address the risk factors of non-communicable diseases and underlying determinants of health comprehensively and decisively.
Prevention efforts will not be successful unless the underlying determinants of vulnerability to infection are addressed and the rights of all people are respected, promoted and protected.
While the present report gives particular attention to water and sanitation,it must be understood that the right to health encompasses numerous other underlying determinants.
Third, it highlights the vital importance of underlying determinants of health, with particular reference to safe water and adequate sanitation.
The right to health requires States parties to provide quality and accessible health care andtake measures to ensure the underlying determinants of health.
The health system must encompass both health care and the underlying determinants of health, such as adequate sanitation, safe drinking water and health education.
Comprehensive national strategies will set their own priorities andwill take advantage of the numerous common risk factors, underlying determinants, and synergies in action.
Safe water and adequate sanitation are two integral andclosely related underlying determinants which are essential for the realization of the right to the highest attainable standard of health.
Fundamentally, this is what the right to health is all about: an effective, integrated, responsive health system,encompassing health care and the underlying determinants of health, accessible to all.
Entitlements include the right to a system of health protection(i.e. health care and the underlying determinants of health) that provides equality of opportunity for people to enjoy the highest attainable standard of health.
Although confined to only two essential conditions of health, namely water and sanitation, the analysis is illustrative andrelevant to other underlying determinants of health.
First, CESCR observes that health facilities, goods andservices, including the underlying determinants of health, shall be available, accessible, acceptable and of good quality.
A human rights-based approach to addressing neonatal mortality encompasses attention to all of these dimensions of women's and neonatal health care, including the underlying determinants of neonatal mortality.
Accessibility also implies that medical services and underlying determinants of health, such as safe and potable water and adequate sanitation facilities, are within safe physical reach, including in rural areas.
Owing to their vulnerability, isolation anddependence, migrant domestic workers experience a range of violations which negate their enjoyment of the right to health and its underlying determinants.
Some do not understand that the right to health encompasses both health care and the underlying determinants of health, such as adequate water and sanitation.
Along with addressing longer-term, underlying determinants relating to development outcomes, narrower interventions should simultaneously be pursued to address immediate rights infringements that impact on development.
General comment No. 14 notes that the right to healthshould be understood in broader terms, which include the underlying determinants of health, such as access to water and sanitation, food and nutrition, education and housing.