Translation of "fournisseur de soins " (French → English) :

beauty culture operator

health care provider | healthcare provider | provider of health care | provider

Any instance of care ordered by or provided by someone impersonating a physician, nurse, pharmacist, or other licensed healthcare provider

caregiver | care-giver

doctors’ networks | networks of doctors | integrated healthcare delivery system

preferred provider organization | PPO

* Regulation of supply, which can take place at macro-economic level (particularly by determining budgets or resource envelopes for health care providers) or be achieved by seeking to improve the efficiency of supply at micro-economic level: this is the objective of the measures introduced to create a competitive market among the bodies responsible for financing and/or providing health care (Germany) or to create a contractual relationship between "buyers" and "providers" of health care (UK).

On average, 48% of medical practitioners use Electronic Health Care Records and 46% use the Internet to transmit patient data to other care providers for the purposes of continuity of care.

The reference sites should build a coalition involving various actors active so far in the Partnership (professionals, patients, carers and families, technology providers, healthcare managers and providers, academic experts, and public authorities), and be willing to:

12. Calls on the Member States and the Commission to take urgent action to create a coherent legal framework to manage different types of health data and their use; stresses that the rapid success of social networking tools shows that individuals willingly share personal information and are not always aware of the implications of their decisions, while the terms and conditions of the new applications and tools collecting data are set by providers, often without adequate safeguards and protection; stresses that citizens’ confidence is essential for both domestic and crossborder eHealth services; emphasises the need to comply with the r ...[+++]ules on privacy and personal data protection, since this is an essential prerequisite for the protection of citizens, for patients’ trust in eHealth services, and for the proper functioning and increased use of safe, secured and interoperable electronic communications and data storage systems, such as cloud computing, in the healthcare sector; emphasises that data protection measures should develop in the direction of strong individual protection, but in a way that does not hinder future health research; stresses that sensitive data, and in particular medical data, must be protected from hacking, leaks, privacy breaches and other forms of abuse;