Traduction de «Soins insuffisants » (Français → Anglais) :

Supervision of pregnancy with history of insufficient antenatal care

Lack of heating Restriction of space Technical defects in home preventing adequate care Unsatisfactory surroundings

Maternal care for known or suspected:light-for-dates | placental insufficiency | small-for-dates

Circulatory care: arterial insufficiency

Circulatory care: venous insufficency

higher education nursing teacher | nursing docent | nursing lector | nursing lecturer

underutilization of health care

low birth weight [ LBW | low weight at birth ]

This is a reflection of low income levels, which mean that some people restrict their consumption of health products; this is particularly true when a large share of the cost has to be borne by patients, as in the case of dental or optical care, or when patients have to pay all or part of the cost of the services concerned themselves and seek reimbursement afterwards.

If an insufficient number of healthcare providers apply or applications cover an insufficient number of Member States, the Commission should ask Member States to encourage their healthcare providers to join the proposed Network.

Stresses that countering socio-economic factors such as obesity, smoking, etc., the accessibility of healthcare systems (jeopardised by the non-reimbursement of the cost of care and of medicines, inadequate prevention and the fragmentation of medical demography) and effective diagnosis should be considered key aspects of measures to combat health inequality and that, in addition, the accessibility and affordability of pharmaceutical treatments should also be regarded as a key aspect of individual people’s health; therefore calls on Member States to ensure that the Transparency Directive (89/105/EEC) is being properly implemented and tha ...[+++]t the conclusions from the 2008 Commission Communication on the Pharmaceutical Sector Inquiry are being appropriately addressed;

It is important for cohesion policy, especially in regions lagging behind, to contribute to the improvement of long-term care facilities and invest in the improvement of health infrastructure, in particular when their absence or insufficient development represents a major barrier to economic development.