Traduction de «Health Coordination and Monitoring Centre » (Anglais → Français) :

To improve information and knowledge for the development of public health, and to ensure the highest level of health, the strengthening and maintenance of efficient health systems and effective interventions to improve health, as well as the collection of qualitative and quantitative data on health inequalities and effective methods to tackle these, both at micro- and macro-levels, by setting up , developing and operating a Health Coordination and Monitoring Centre, which constitutes a well-structured and comprehensive system for collecting, monitoring, analysing, evaluating and imparting comparable and compatible health information and ...[+++]knowledge to all key partners and actors committed to improving public health, by ensuring a dialogue with these partners and actors, and by incorporating their expertise in the development of an efficient and transparent Community knowledge base on health , and by undertaking assessments of and reporting on health status and health-related policies, systems and measures;

Parliament calls in its text for a "Health Coordination and Monitoring Centre" (HCMC) to be set up, operated and extended.

We consider that with an increased budget and the foundation of a new Health Coordination and Monitoring Centre, the Trakatellis report is heading in such a direction.

I focused my attention on this deficiency in particular and, after some consideration and several consultations, I finally decided on a proposal for creating a Health Coordination and Monitoring Centre, my proposal being that this centre would operate within the framework of the Community, i.e. the European Commission, and the programme, with the assistance of a committee made up of representatives of the Member States.

But in particular, I have grave reservations about the undoubtedly well-meaning proposal calling on the Commission to set up a Health Coordination and Monitoring Centre (HCMC) to ensure the efficient operation and coordination of the programme.

Organizations such as the National Mental Health Association are monitoring potential risks of mental health courts and working to ensure the courts are but one part of a coordinated community effort.