health policy
collocation in Englishmeaningsofhealthandpolicy
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health
noun[U]
uk/helθ/us/helθ/
the condition of the body and the degree to which it is free from illness, or the state of ...
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policy
noun[C]
uk/ˈpɒl.ə.si/us/ˈpɑː.lə.si/
a set of ideas or a plan of what to do in particular situations that has been agreed to officially by a group of people, a business organization, a government, or a ...
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(Definition ofhealthandpolicyfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Such an extension of current case register data is one affordable and powerful tool for optimizing mentalhealthpolicydevelopment.
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Halting the obesity epidemic: a publichealthpolicyapproach.
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Addressing the problem of affective forecasting inhealthpolicyseems more difficult.
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The problems and pitfalls of developing and legislatinghealthpolicyare taken up in the next two papers.
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The problem of commercialism is, indeed, a problem ofhealthpolicyand economics.
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The current plague of traumatic stress affecting our children could have critical implications for publichealthpolicy.
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Yet economic development is actually an extremely poor guide to the timing of majorhealthpolicybreakthroughs, much less to their scope or content.
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It is important to mention here that organized labor was not of a single mind abouthealthpolicyin the late 1980s and early 1990s.
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The aim is to produce evidence-based information forhealthpolicymaking and practice.
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Uncertainty can lead tohealthpolicydecisions that yield adverse health outcomes and/or inappropriate allocation of public funds.
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How to makehealthpolicyand management decisions.
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There are many other instances, however, where boroughs were not so clear-cut in their commitment (or otherwise) tohealthpolicyin general.
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The rising cost and the efficiency of resource use has been a dominanthealthpolicyissue over the past 20 years (26).
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Furthermore, participation in the program should foster a long-overdue dialogue betweenhealthpolicy-makers and researchers (9;11).
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These changes became the most important part of thehealthpolicyprogram of the opposition parties.
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A key question is whether these assessment influencehealthpolicyand practice.
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The health sector, historically underfinanced and without a coherenthealthpolicy, lagged behind pensions, which consumed the major part of public social expenditures (47).
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In many countries, the publicly funded share of drug expenditures has increasingly become the focus ofhealthpolicy.
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The contexts within which empowerment is sought include the social relations of everyday life as well as mentalhealthpolicyand services.
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Public support of the dominance of the supply-side inhealthpolicywas strong and broad for most of the twentieth century.
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