Examples of using Universal coverage in English and their translations into Portuguese
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as well as the main challenge of the SUS- universal coverage- guarantees health for all.
Responsiveness is one in ten actions resulting from lessons learned from various Latin American countries that showed that universal coverage is achievable.
which are an obstacle to universal coverage.
When they learn about my health-care plan which moves us step-by-step to universal coverage starting with all children,
Although premature infant population meeting established criteria has wide access to palivizumab, universal coverage for children with CHD is still a challenge.
Amending the EU legislative provisions on universal service in order to contribute meeting the universal coverage objective of"broadband for all.
the central theme becomes the health sector's financing as the"path to universal coverage.
Brazil has achieved universal coverage of prenatal care and hospital birth,
Quality, equity and universal coverage access are of increasing concern in low and middle income as
Contributing to universal coverage of health services through development cooperation;
This will contribute to reaching, by 2020, the Digital Agenda for Europe targets of universal coverage at 30 Mbps; or having at least 50% of households subscribing to speeds above 100 Mbps.
This will contribute to reaching, by 2020, the Digital Agenda for Europe targets of universal coverage at 30 Mbps; or having at least 50% of households subscribing to speeds above 100 Mbps.
However, it is questionable whether the outpatient model would be more suitable as a strategy for achieving universal coverage; thus, studies that aim to analyze the coverage of the NHSSP are required.
We must therefore seek to ensure a rational use of frequencies that will guarantee universal coverage in the 27 countries of the Union with a view to sustainable development of all areas.
The complexity of the universal coverage paradigm has elicited theoretical studies in recent years on principles
To discuss universal coverage without qualifying it is a major mistake,
The resolution reaffirmed WHO's leadership in supporting countries to respond to the challenges of the process of implementing universal coverage, considering health as a precondition,
in outlining of indicators for data generation to monitor the progress in the universal coverage policy.
especially for those offering universal coverage, such as the SUS.
In 2012, the National Malaria Control Program NMCP distributed 2,560,216 insecticide-treated nets 935,997 in antenatal visits and 1,624,419 in universal coverage campaigns, hereinafter referred to as“campaign” throughout Mozambique.