Exemplos de uso de To ensure universal access em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Helping to ensure universal access to water.
When a new patented medicine is incorporated in the treatment guidelines,the Government is required by law to ensure universal access to it.
At the same time to ensure universal access.
How to ensure universal access of population to new treatment options?
But they can't privatize if we assign clear obligations on states to ensure universal access to water and so on which is what rights imply.
It is vital to ensure universal access to high quality public services.
Libraries have“networked” for a long time now,to share out work by creating“union catalogs” and to ensure Universal Access to Publications.
To ensure universal access, the scientific content of the journal is still available for.
The promises that were made at the Summit in Gleneagles,namely to ensure universal access to HIV prevention, treatment and care by 2010 have not been kept, not by a long way.
To ensure universal access, the scientific content of the journal is still available for.
Getting more value for money is therefore crucial if countries are to ensure universal access and equity in health, under conditions of severe constraints on public budgets.
In his trajectory of almost 30 years of existence, the current brazilian health system has recorded intense advances, however,there are still many challenges to be faced to ensure universal access, comprehensive and equal population.
The solidarity between rich and poor Countries, in order to ensure universal access to health care cannot be underestimated, said Mgr. Zimowski, and stressed Pope Benedict XVI's appeal"in the cooperation of the human family.
The Executive Director said that the international drug control regime was not a punitive instrument against the misuse of drugs;it could help to explore ways in which to ensure universal access for the treatment for pain and illness.
However, they converge in the sense that their recognition may:a stimulate governmental actions to ensure universal access to safe water; b contribute to transforming access to water into an obligation that must be met by States; and c support water management to achieve this right;
I also agree on the public amenity areas; but we also need to look at private institutions that are caring for people who are socially excluded- such as prisons andprivate nursing homes- to ensure universal access for these people as well.
We are working together within the UN system andwith a broad coalition of other partners to ensure universal access to adequate food all year round; eliminate childhood stunting; make all food systems sustainable; and eradicate rural poverty.
Not only for hepatitis C and oncology drugs, mentioned above, but also for new biotechnology products, certainly effective but perhaps not accessible, which poses new,bigger challenges to ensure universal access to health care at costs and prices affordable for the SUS.
Due to their strategic position in the Unified Health System SUS to ensure universal access and coverage, it is the responsibility of the primary healthcare services to provide integrality: integration of programmatic actions and spontaneous demand, articulation of health promotion initiatives, disease prevention, health surveillance, treatment and rehabilitation, interdisciplinary and team work, and coordination of care in the healthcare services network.
Without approaching a discussion on the efficiency of health systems,these indicators reveal how SUS financing falls short of those made by countries choosing to ensure universal access to health services to their citizens and that are recognized worldwide for the quality of those services.
The confirmation of the HEIC's importance within the National Health Plan 2012-2015, as well as the re-edition of the PDP in the PBM, reflects the institutionalization of a systemic vision of healthcare as a factor of economic and technological dynamism andas the producer of necessary supplies to ensure universal access to healthcare services.
One of the techniques incorporated into psychosocial care is the welcoming/patient engagement, that is presented as a reorganizing of the health service;it aims to ensure universal access and improve quality of care, promoting the relationship between the user and the worker, increasing intervention in search of resolution and humanization of care.
Opportunity to ensure universal access to a multi-channel supply, which traditionally was only found in payment services, and thus democratize its access; the opportunity to revitalize and adapt the missions of the television public service; the opportunity to allow the entry of new writers in television system, which automatically would become a greater media pluralism; the possibility of diversifying the business model and to consolidate the industry's economy; and the opportunity to generate a powerful independent audiovisual production industry.
In the Amazon, where geographic and social issues weigh heavily in access to public services and policies,the principle of SUS equity is challenged by the constant need to tailor approaches and methodologies to ensure universal access while likewise taking regional characteristics into account. observes that a large share of immigrants in this region are still undocumented and, when it comes to basic human rights, marginalized.
In spite of Europe's commitment to ensuring universal access to high-quality health and long-term care.
The problem is that hunger still persists on a vast scale; so,our focus must now shift to ensuring universal access to adequate food.
Brazil was one of the first developing countries to ensure universal free access to ARV drugs through the Brazilian Unified Health System SUS available since 1996.
However, what the challenge proposed by Darnton seeks to renew in the twentieth-first century is the terms of the 1700s utopia,according to which the large public digital library will ensure universal access to knowledge.
Ideally, the amount of FHS teams would be enough to cover 100% of the population of a municipality,which would therefore ensure universal access to health services, one of the precepts stated by the UHS.
This agenda includes reducing maternal mortality, end preventable deaths of newborns and under five-year-old children, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria andNeglected Tropical Diseases NTDs, and ensure universal access to health care services.