Examples of using Reference networks in English and their translations into Slovak
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European reference networks.
Experience gained by these projects helped to design a legal framework andwill serve future European Reference Networks.
European reference networks and health technology assessment.
Centres of expertise and European reference networks for rare diseases.
European Reference Networks on craniofacial anomalies and ENT disorders.
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Make use of the Directive 2011/24/EU on the application of patients' rights incross-border healthcare to bring together European Reference Networks on rare diseases.
With more than 4,500 reference networks worldwide, provide the next level of GNSS precision for partners around the globe.
Before the adoption of Directive 2011/24/EU,the Commission supported 10 specific pilot European Reference Networks for Rare Diseases through the EU Health Programme.
As with European reference networks, a clear framework for taking forward these activities can be established under the directive on the basis of the results of this pilot.
Another area of EUadded-value would be cooperation on European Reference Networks, for example in the field of rare diseases, which include many rare cancers.
We shall achieve this in large part by recommending to the Member States that they develop plans and strategies on rare diseases andby creating European reference networks.
The case of rare cancers is mentioned as an area of EUadded-value based on future cooperation on European Reference Networks, for example in the field of rare diseases, which include many rare cancers.
The Directive aims to identify already established centres of expertise andto encourage voluntary participation of healthcare providers in the future European Reference Networks.
European Reference Networks(ERNs) offer the potential to give patients and doctors across the EU access to the best expertise and timely exchange of life-saving knowledge, without having to travel to another country.
Improving universal access to high-quality healthcare for rare diseases, in particular through development of national/regional centres of expertise andestablishing EU reference networks.
Meanwhile, member states acting through the Council of Ministers havetold the Commission to continue funding European Reference Networks(ERNs), while developing the e-health Digital Service Infrastructure.
European reference networks are based on the voluntary participation of their members, but the Commission should develop criteria and conditions that the networks should be required to fulfil in order to receive support from the Commission.
The report addresses both of these key issues, as well as a number of other important ones,including the treatment of rare diseases and European Reference Networks to promote exchange of best practice.
It includes actions on the main themes(such as rare diseases andEuropean Reference Networks, care coordination, registries, health security- especially in light of the Ebola epidemic and tobacco) which have been included in successive financing decisions.
National health authorities must cooperate with each other in implementing the legislation andin developing European reference networks between healthcare providers and centres of expertise.
Mrs Grossetête and everyone else involved have also achieved a great deal for those patients in countries where the judgment has been implemented to a greater or lesser extent,including the establishment of national contact points and European reference networks.
The Recommendation focuses on i definition, codification and inventory of rare diseases, ii research,iii European reference networks, iv gathering expertise at EU level, v empowerment of patient organisations, and vi sustainability.
So I am very grateful to you, Commissioner, for your initiative which unquestionably has many positive aspects in terms of guaranteeing quality and safety, information to the patient, more European cooperation,e-Health, reference networks and so on.
The aim of European Reference Networks(ERNs) is to gather the best specialists from across Europe to work together to tackle complex or rare medical conditions that require highly specialised healthcare and a concentration of Knowledge and resources.
The Directive on the application of patients' rights in cross-border healthcare providesfurther opportunities for increased cooperation through European Reference Networks between healthcare providers and centres of expertise.
The High Level Group on health services and medical care has already developed general conditions andcriteria that European reference networks should fulfil, and these should be specified in detail through implementing measures taking into account the results of current pilot projects.
One pillar of the Directive is that of realising the potential of European cooperation in areas where this is useful, including in border regions,through European reference networks of specialised centres, through EU network for Health technology assessment or through e-health.
Commission implementing decision of 10 March 2014setting out criteria for establishing and evaluating European Reference Networks and their Members and for facilitating the exchange of information and expertise on establishing and evaluating such Networks(2014/287/EU).
Assessors may also access public databases and sources of clinical information, such as patient registries,databases or European Reference Networks, where such access is deemed necessary to complement the information provided by the developer and to perform a more accurate clinical assessment of the health technology.
