health policy

collocation in English

meanings of healthand policy

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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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Examples of health policy

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Such an extension of current case register data is one affordable and powerful tool for optimizing mental healthpolicy development.
Halting the obesity epidemic: a public healthpolicy approach.
Addressing the problem of affective forecasting in healthpolicy seems more difficult.
The problems and pitfalls of developing and legislating healthpolicy are taken up in the next two papers.
The problem of commercialism is, indeed, a problem of healthpolicy and economics.
The current plague of traumatic stress affecting our children could have critical implications for public healthpolicy.
Yet economic development is actually an extremely poor guide to the timing of major healthpolicy breakthroughs, much less to their scope or content.
It is important to mention here that organized labor was not of a single mind about healthpolicy in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
The aim is to produce evidence-based information for healthpolicy making and practice.
Uncertainty can lead to healthpolicy decisions that yield adverse health outcomes and/or inappropriate allocation of public funds.
How to make healthpolicy and management decisions.
There are many other instances, however, where boroughs were not so clear-cut in their commitment (or otherwise) to healthpolicy in general.
The rising cost and the efficiency of resource use has been a dominant healthpolicy issue over the past 20 years (26).
Furthermore, participation in the program should foster a long-overdue dialogue between healthpolicy-makers and researchers (9;11).
These changes became the most important part of the healthpolicy program of the opposition parties.
A key question is whether these assessment influence healthpolicy and practice.
The health sector, historically underfinanced and without a coherent healthpolicy, lagged behind pensions, which consumed the major part of public social expenditures (47).
In many countries, the publicly funded share of drug expenditures has increasingly become the focus of healthpolicy.
The contexts within which empowerment is sought include the social relations of everyday life as well as mental healthpolicy and services.
Public support of the dominance of the supply-side in healthpolicy was strong and broad for most of the twentieth century.
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