Traducción de «estadísticas médicas » (Español → Inglés) :

The results of the statistics by major field of science are to be broken down into ‘natural sciences’, ‘engineering and technology’, ‘medical sciences’, ‘agricultural sciences’, ‘social sciences’ and ‘humanities’.

developing principles for the recruitment of health workers from developing countries to work in the EU; an EU code of conduct for the recruitment of health workers; improved information systems (especially statistics) on human resources for health; expanding medical education and health staff training and supporting regulatory agencies in improving standards and achieving a balance between demand and supply for qualified staff; exploring ways and means (by June) to facilitate the temporary migration of health workers from develop ...[+++]ing countries into the EU.

N. whereas there is a lack of detailed and comparable statistics on the health services" ability to meet the need to ensure access to adequate medical care for everyone, and whereas it is important to assess the practices followed in the Member States, to analyse the behaviour of citizens in terms of seeking or failing to seek treatment, and to obtain comparable data which can inform policy-making at national and European level,

Bearing in mind the difficulty of separating out the impact of the new provisions and of identifying and obtaining reliable statistics, the general assessment is that medical treatment on board vessels has improved.

8. INVITES the Member States to further improve the collection, compilation, analysis and dissemination of timely, reliable, comparable data disaggregated by sex and age, inter alia through the involvement of the National Statistical Institutes, as well as in the framework of the Community Statistical Programme so that statistics and medical information on the three indicators proposed by the Austrian Presidency, as well as statistical information on other indicators relating to the topics of the Beijing Platform, can be regularly produced and regular examinations conducted; ALSO INVITES the Member States to collect gender-specific data ...[+++] and further develop gender health indicators at Community level.