Examples of using Screening programmes in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The exposure of individuals as part of health screening programmes;
Only ten Member States run screening programmes, with varying degrees of success.
It may also be used as a field manual in routine screening programmes.
Screening programmes, using mammography, should be mandatory in all Member States.
The Group acknowledges that few countries have instituted screening programmes for seriousrare diseases.
A serious consideration is whether screening programmes should be offered to large sectors of the population or more targeted towards those at high risk of a condition.
Nonetheless, about half of the countries in the Union are not implementing regular screening programmes.
Several countries are in the process of implementing various screening programmes, but the results have yet to be published in international medical journals.
It is also of the utmost importance to improve access to medical services and cancer screening programmes for women.
Our efforts must,for example, be directed at making sure that efficient screening programmes are in operation and implemented among those sections of the population that most need them.
Hence, laws have been passed to support the detection of genetic diseases with irreversible sequelae by means of Neonatal Screening Programmes.
As you know, the mortality rate is higher in the ten new Member States and screening programmes are very'kindergarten', to coin a phrase.
It has been demonstrated that there is a link with the screening programmes, and that is why it is so important for us MEPs, too, to hold detailed discussions on reports such as this, based on sound data supplied by the Commission.
The purpose of this proposal is to make recommendations for mass screening programmes on a sound scientific basis.
Some Neonatal Screening Programmes, as the one in Minas Gerais, for example, collect the material on the seventh day after the delivery. It has been shown that this is appropriate for a successful diagnosis, avoiding losses like post-delivery discharges.
The objective of this proposal is to formulate recommendations for the implementation of mass screening programmes on a proper scientific basis.
The proposal foresees a report on the implementation of cancer screening programmes, on the basis of information to be provided by Member States, no later than the end of the third year after the date of its adoption.
One of the factors that may explain this late identification, even with numerous implemented hearing screening programmes, could be the families' lack of adhesion.
This fundamental principle surely means that screening programmes must not only be based on sound evidence when they are introduced but also kept under review to check whether they are helpful as more evidence accrues and circumstances change.
Hopefully these lessons will be learned when considering the implementation of other screening programmes- for example screening for prostate cancer.
Some of its current priorities include:expanded application of newborn screening programmes; improvement of rare disease diagnoses; better continuity of care in transition from paediatrics to adult health care services; and improved practitioner training in genetics and genetic counselling.
The majority of HIV-infected infants are born to mothers who are unaware of their HIV status,highlighting the importance of screening programmes during pregnancy.
I believe that the specific programmes designed for people and for patients, such as the screening programmes for cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes and many other disorders, will not be jeopardised.
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, andso we must do more to promote awareness of the dangers among this age group and adapt the screening programmes accordingly.
Almost every case of cervical cancer could be prevented by effective cervical screening programmes together with vaccination against the Human Papilloma Virus HPV.
It is hoped that this manual will find a range of uses, as a resource for short teaching courses for health-care personnel, as a teaching, as well as a learning, aid for medical and nursing students, medical practitioners,as a field manual in screening programmes or even as a self-learning tool.
I also welcome the very clear commitment to promoting an aware andunafraid attitude to screening programmes, and also the commitment to the information campaign designed to teach people how to diagnose themselves.
The site shows you a wide variety of personal experiences of health and illness and covers cancers, heart disease, mental health,neurological conditions, screening programmes, pregnancy, teenage health, chronic illnesses and many others.
As of the 1960s, the World Health Organization has promoted the development of neonatal screening programmes in developing countries. The WHO created criteria for the insertion of diseases; including high specificity and sensitivity of the disease in the population.
Most of you know that this is the leading cause of death across the EU of women aged between 35 and 59, andwe want Member States to set up nationwide screening programmes and breast cancer specialist units among other things.