Traduction de «rapport de morbidités standardisées » (Français → Anglais) :

RECOGNISES that the challenges for the health systems such as population ageing associated with the rise of chronic diseases and multi-morbidity, rapid technology diffusion, shortages and uneven distribution of health professionals, increasing citizens' expectations and increasing cost of healthcare in the context of budgetary constraints due in particular to the economic crisis require the implementation of policies and measures aiming at increasing cost-effectiveness and improving cost-containment while ensuring sustainability of the healthcare systems, safety of patients and equitable access to high quality healthcare.

6. Proposes that the simplified prospectus - in the spirit of the FEFSI proposal of October 2003 - should take the form of a fact sheet to give investors transparency and provide them with a harmonised pan-European document setting out brief, standardised, understandable and comparable information of two to three pages in length in their own language, including information on the nature and risk of the financial instruments used and a quotation of the total expense ratio based on a standardised calculation and of load fees, an understandable description of the asset management (investment) strategy and references to the relevant sections ...[+++] of the full prospectus from which detailed information can be obtained; believes that this document must be offered to the investor before conclusion of the contract;

Its final report, published in May 2000, proposed the creation of a website comprising two parts: one public, containing information on cultural goods (national legislation, movement forms, contact addresses, etc.); the other, with access limited to the authorities and with a standardised exchange domain, would contain confidential information.

(10) According to the WHO World Health Report 2000 the five major burdens of disease (in disability-adjusted life years) are: 1. neuropsychiatric disorders, 2. cardiovascular diseases, 3. malignant neoplasms, 4. unintentional injuries and 5. respiratory diseases.

58. Insists that in restricted procedures the geographical base of the suppliers invited to tender should be as wide as possible; welcomes the information contained in the ACPC report for 2000 that on the instructions of the Secretary-General, in order to enhance legal certainty and to reduce the length of procedures, standardised contract documents and general conditions have been drawn up and made available to Parliament's services in all languages; urges increased use of environmental product-lifecycle criteria;

Amendment No 23, which is referred to in Article 2, reinstates questions such as a holistic approach to health, highlighting mental health and well-being, and the importance of preventing and combating morbidity or premature mortality and reducing inequalities in health matters.