Traduction de «Banque de données sur les publics à atteindre » (Français → Anglais) :

Some of the measures to achieve this important goal should include: a focus on the increasing enrolment of ethnic minorities and mixed minorities; a focus on the increased enrolment of younger donors, aged 18 to 35, as the youth of their stem cells can lead to better transplant outcomes, as published; the establishment of a national cord blood bank in Canada, ethnically diverse, which would be a complementary and long-awaited stem cell source for many patients who cannot find an unrelated donor match; increased funding for research ...[+++] in the area of mismatched donor transplantation, to establish whether manipulation, a graft, and/or the recipient's immune system can lead to improvement in clinical outcomes; continuing the present efforts and adopting new ways to increase awareness among the Canadian public about the importance of becoming a stem cell donor; and perhaps increasing funding to allow for the thorough and accurate reporting of the outcomes of stem cell transplants to the Canadian Blood and Marrow Transplant Group, the only group that collects this clinical data, which in turn might lead to improvements in transplantation outcomes.

creating a database on medicinal products, to be accessible to the general public, and ensuring its maintenance independently from pharmaceutical companies; the database should enable a comparison to be made between various medicinal products in terms of efficacy, adverse reactions and contra-indications on the basis of the information already authorised for the package leaflet; the database shall include a section on medicinal products which may be administered to children; the information provided shall be worded in an appropriate and comprehensible manner;

(j) creating a database on medicinal products, to be accessible to the general public, and ensuring its maintenance independently from pharmaceutical companies; the database should enable a comparison to be made between various medicinal products as to their efficacy, reactions and contraindications on the basis of the information already authorised for the package leaflet; the database shall include a section on medicinal products which may be administered to children; the information provided shall be worded in an appropriate and comprehensible manner;

Given the highly sensitive nature of DNA information and the potential for technological change to affect the data bank, Parliament and the public will also be kept regularly apprised of the data bank's operation.

The Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (or someone authorized by the Commissioner) is required under section 4 of the proposed High Risk Child Sex Offender Database Act to establish and administer a publicly accessible database that contains information about persons who are found guilty of sexual offences against children and who pose a high risk of committing crimes of a sexual nature.22 The only information that the database may contain is that which a police service or other public authority has previously made accessible to the public.23 This information may include the offender’s name and any aliases, date of birth, ...[+++]gender, physical description, photograph, a description of the offence(s), any conditions to which the offender is subject, and the name of the city, town, municipality or other organized district in which the offender resides.

It enacts the High Risk Child Sex Offender Database Act to establish a publicly accessible database that contains information with respect to persons who are found guilty of sexual offences against children and who pose a high risk of committing crimes of a sexual nature.