Examples of using Screening programmes in English and their translations into German
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We also conduct screening programmes for the early detection of these diseases.
The EESC believes that itis important to be able to evaluate the screening programmes that are introduced.
Screening programmes, using mammography, should be mandatory in all Member States.
Only ten Member States run screening programmes, with varying degrees of success.
LTBI screening is available for both outbreaks and community based screening programmes.
Out of 25 countries hold screening programmes for colorectal cancer, and other four are in a transition phase toward an organised programme. .
As an oncologist myself, I can assure you that a further 30% can be saved by reliable screening programmes.
The conditions for carrying out comprehensive screening programmes in Latin America are difficult.
Conclusion: Mammography may be successful in detecting DCIS;the diagnosis is more frequently made than previously as a result of screening programmes.
The European Commission calls onEU Member States to implement effective screening programmes for breast cancer, colon cancer and cervical cancer.
Screening programmes not only bring forward the time of diagnosis but also further the detection of slowly growing types of cancer, which may never metastasise or manifest clinically.
We need to ensure that all our citizens have access to high-quality screening programmes, diagnosis and treatment, including palliative care.
Mobile screening programmes, which have been running Belgium in the province of Liège, for more than ten years, have enabled more than 70 000 people to be examined.
It is estimated that over 27 000 lives couldbe saved in the EU each year if modern screening programmes were in place across Europe.
The experts shared their experience with screening programmes for cervical cancer and with the recent introduction of HPV vaccination into immunization programmes. .
The comparatively very low proportion of Member States which report that national cancer registries monitor screening programmes(45%) will have to be further explored.
While most European countries have screening programmes for breast and cervical cancer,screening for other types is only starting to appear.
As of the beginning of the 2017/18 school year, the Institute of Physiology andPathology of Hearing commenced the subsequent hearing screening programmes which this time will embrace the Mazovia Region.
Investments in prevention and screening programmes, in early diagnosis and new treatment methods for retinal diseases are essential not just for health but for the productivity of the population.
In order to achieve this, the report rightly stresses identifying the risk factors,coordinating national policies and screening programmes.
Screening programmes and projects not only for their environmental impact, but their likely vulnerability in the face of climate change is an important part of increasing a region's adaptive capacity.
In cooperation with the video-art platform www.blinkvideo.de(Anita Beckers, Julia Sökeland),the films shown in the exhibitions and in the screening programmes can also be viewed on the internet.
Preventive healthcare and screening programmes, as well as health promotion and education(about healthy lifestyles, treatments available, patients' rights, etc.) are very important, especially within disadvantaged communities.
Section one of the Council Recommendation comprises a set of safeguards, technical,ethical and legal standards to be followed when implementing screening programmes in the Member States.
However the European Commission services consider that workin the area of implementation and updating of screening programmes and networking between centres and experts, remains as a priority public health objective, at the EU, national and regional level, in the coming years.
We should, however, be concerned about the fact that it is between the ages of 35 and 55 that breast cancer most frequently proves fatal, and so we must domore to promote awareness of the dangers among this age group and adapt the screening programmes accordingly.
Researchers point out that these estimates are conservative, as some categories of healthcare costs,such as screening programmes, were not included due to the inability to obtain these data for all countries under study.
In December 2003, the Council adopted a Recommendation on cancer screening, which sets out fundamental principles of best practice in the early detection of cancer, and invites all Member States to takecommon action to implement national population-based screening programmes for breast, cervical and colorectal cancer, with appropriate quality assurance at all levels.
It is well known that there are startling differences in the quality of cancer treatment facilities, screening programmes, evidence-based best practice guidelines, facilities for radiotherapy and access to new anti-cancer drugs, which also explains the big differences in the five-year survival rate from most cancers across Europe.
We know that the most cost-effective way to combat cancer is prevention, and yet there are Member States, including Hungary for example,where this year money is only being put into screening programmes for mouth, breast and cervical cancers, but not other types of cancer.