Traduction de «cooperative day-care centre » (Anglais → Français) :

Formal arrangements are defined as the following services: pre-school or equivalent, compulsory education, centre-based services outside school hours, a collective crèche or another day-care centre, including family day-care and professional certified childminders.

The Coopérative Enfance Famille, which manages the centralized waiting list for child care services in Montreal, Mauricie and central Quebec, helps parents find day care spots and relieves day care centres of some of their administrative burden.

(Return tabled) Question No. 8 Mr. Peter Stoffer: With regard to veterans’ long-term care facilities and veterans’ contract beds in community care facilities: (a) what are all facilities, by province and territory, that are under contract by the Department of Veterans Affairs to provide veterans' beds; (b) for each facility identified in (a), what is (i) the number of beds, (ii) the average cost of a veteran’s bed; (c) when, by facility and province or territory, does the department expect to close veterans' beds based on the declining population of its Second World War and Korean War veteran clientele; (d) what are the details of any ...[+++] departmental analysis concerning the expansion of the definition of eligible veterans for admittance to veterans' health care centres; (e) what are the details of any departmental analysis concerning the government’s payment for veterans' beds at long-term care facilities or community care facilities for the spouses of Second World War and Korean War veterans; (f) does the department have any estimates of the cost of paying for veterans' beds at veterans’ long-term care or community care facilities for the spouses of Second World War and Korean War veterans and, if so, what are they; (g) what, if any, are the plans for the long-term care of modern-day Canadian Forces (CF) veterans who require long-term care and do not meet the criteria for admittance to veterans’ beds at veterans’ long-term care or community care facilities; and (h) is the department engaged in any discussion of the development of specialized medical centres for modern-day CF and RCMP veterans?

The Commission is currently also working on the follow-up to the high-level reflection process on patient mobility and health care developments and has adopted a Communication in April 2004 [36] which recalls the principles of the case law of the European Court of Justice and sets out a range of initiatives on subjects such as sharing spare capacity and cooperating on cross-border care identifying and networking European centres of reference and co ...[+++]ordinating assessment of new health technologies.

exchange information on existing bilateral and multilateral arrangements for provision of health care; consider existing cross-border health projects and the development of networking between these projects with a view to sharing best practice; and consider setting up framework agreements for cooperation in the health care sector; explore further the possibility of reaching a common understanding on patients' rights, entitlements and duties, both individual and social, at European level, starting by bringing together existing infor ...[+++]mation on these issues and how they are addressed within the Member States; provide views on how different access routes for health care in other Member States operate in the country of origin, and the impact of these operations; explore further cooperation within the health care field for follow-up on exchange of information, experience and good practice; map European centres of reference including the organisation, designation and development of these centres and ways of fostering networking and cooperation between these in conjunction with the Commission; consider how exchanges of expertise and information on health technology assessment can be promoted and improved between Member States; and ensure access to high-quality health care for all citizens in accordance with the principles of equity and solidarity and taking due account of currently available medical competence and resources.

There is a family resource centre day care, and I do not understand why a family resource day care centre that's subsidized by the military has prices that aren't competitive with or lower than those of the outside day care centres, and why we cannot provide a service to working people.