Traduction de «Témoignages de médecins experts » (Français → Anglais) :

141. Welcomes the activities of the Subcommittee on Human Rights, including regular reports by the Presidency, the Commission and the Personal Representative for Human Rights, exchanges of views (notably with UN Special Rapporteurs and independent experts), numerous hearings, expert testimony and studies; suggests that the impact of its work could be enhanced by systematic association with other committees such as the Committees on Development, International Trade, Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs, Women's Rights and Gender Equality and Budgets;

141. Welcomes the activities of the Subcommittee on Human Rights, including regular reports by the Presidency, the Commission and the Personal Representative for Human Rights, exchanges of views (notably with UN Special Rapporteurs and independent experts), numerous hearings, expert testimony and studies; suggests that the impact of its work could be enhanced by systematic association with other committees such as the Committees on Development, International Trade, Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs, Women's Rights and Gender Equality and Budgets;

269. Expresses its satisfaction at the Special Report No 3/2003 of the Court of Auditors on the invalidity pensions scheme of the European institutions and notes with satisfaction that, according to the Court's medical experts, invalidity pensions are awarded correctly (point III);

P. whereas mental health problems related to violence against women and girls are poorly identified; whereas accounts of victimisation are routinely not taken into account and many women and girls are reluctant to disclose a history of violent abuse unless doctors and medical personnel ask about it directly,

P. whereas mental health problems related to violence against women and girls are poorly identified; whereas accounts of victimisation are routinely not taken into account and many women and girls are reluctant to disclose a history of violent abuse unless doctors and medical personnel ask about it directly,

Third, both levels of government need to invest in physician training so that they change their prescribing practices (0835) Fourth, a national consultation committee could be struck with a view to monitoring costs and drug efficacy, with representation in the following areas: one representative of patented drug companies—there is no denying that they play an important role—one representative of the generic drug firms, a physician with expertise in the costing and efficacy of drugs, a representative of seniors' community groups, one representative of patient community groups, a family physician, a medical specialist, a nurse, and one per ...[+++]son representing the unions.