Traducción de «examen médico preventivo » (Español → Inglés) :

screening [ medical screening ]

disease prevention [ prevention of disease | prevention of illness | preventive medicine | prophylaxis | screening for disease | screening for illness | preventive medicine(UNBIS) ]

cary out a physical examination | perform physical examinations | cary out physical examinations | conduct physical examinations

Convention concerning the Compulsory Medical Examination of Children and Young Persons Employed at Sea

Convention concerning Medical Examination of Young Persons for Fitness for Employment Underground in Mines

conduct physical examinations in emergency | examine patients in emergency situations | carry out physical examinations in emergency situations | conduct physical examination in emergency

medical report [ medical opinion ]

assess healthcare users physical state | undertake health care examinations | undertake healthcare examination | undertake patient's assessment

medical examination [ medical check-up | medical exam | health check-up | check-up | medical ]

12. Emphasises the importance of prevention and of affordable care for one's own health as the most effective courses of action in the fight against disease, and calls upon the Member States' governments to encourage the coordination of health prevention programmes aimed at different age groups which include health promotion and health education amongst their priorities and give prevention a perceptibly higher priority in the actual use of services, including regular preventive medical examinations and vaccination in accordance with scientific knowledge and to ensure universal access to these measures; also recommends appropriate geriat ...[+++]ric screening for frail older people with a view to improving their quality of life and avoiding unnecessary long-term hospitalisation and nursing home care, which will in turn make a huge contribution to cutting expenditure on health;

12. Emphasises the importance of prevention and of affordable care for one's own health as the most effective courses of action in the fight against disease, and calls upon the Member States' governments to encourage the coordination of health prevention programmes aimed at different age groups which include health promotion and health education amongst their priorities and give prevention a perceptibly higher priority in the actual use of services, including regular preventive medical examinations and vaccination in accordance with scientific knowledge and to ensure universal access to these measures; also recommends appropriate geriat ...[+++]ric screening for frail older people with a view to improving their quality of life and avoiding unnecessary long-term hospitalisation and nursing home care, which will in turn make a huge contribution to cutting expenditure on health;

It is about adopting stricter requirements regarding the admissibility of donors and practical screening of them, as well as putting in place a quality system at Community level in blood transfusion establishments.

The rapporteur considers that it would be desirable to reinstate the right to a medical examination in the event of overexposure and strengthen the prevention system set up by the directive.