(a) Health protection health prophylaxis, State sanitation control, special health promotion initiatives

Public health control is carried out by the Republika Srpska Institute for Health Protection laboratories, authorized to carry out control of health, while microbiological control is the responsibility of the Veterinary Institute.

(e) Control of dangerous materials and public health defence.

Communicable Disease Control Emergency Preparedness and Response Canadian Public Health Laboratory Surveillance and Information Non Communicable Disease and Injury Prevention and Control and Health Promotion.

With regard to tobacco control, Syria ratified the World Health Organization's Framework Convention on Tobacco Control in 2003.

The possibilities to control maternal health are found in the health care units at different levels of coverage.

More effective social control over the functions of health care institutions

Health promotion, prevention and control of disease, both communicable and non communicable

Preventive medicine is concerned with the control of diseases preventable by vaccination the control of transmissible diseases timely detection of chronic and degenerative diseases health education family planning care of mother and child dental health diet, mental health hygiene for health and other preventive medical activities as required.

In support of UNICEF, the World Health Organization (WHO) provided significant support for emergency health programmes, malaria control and polio eradication.

Conducted from February to March 2005, the assessment covered all aspects of health delivery systems, maternal and child health, communicable and non communicable disease control, nutrition, mental health, environmental health, information systems, partnerships and health systems financing.

In 1994, the Ministry of Health set up a National Programme for the Prevention and Control of HIV AIDS in the Division for the Promotion of Health and Health Care of the Department of Health.

Invites States to become parties to the World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control

Israeli Center for Disease Control, a project initiated by the European Health Interview Surveys (EUROHIS).

Source Ministry of Health. National Programme for Prevention and Control of STD and HIV AIDS.

Improving malaria management and control Medical Emergency Relief International N23 Support to mental health institutions

Other components Regional Infection Control Networks, an agency and the integration of the Public Health Laboratories within the Public Health Division are in progress.

Priority activities will continue to include control of communicable disease, promotion of safe motherhood, eradication of polio, primary health care and promotion of environmental health.

The Office of the Provincial Medical Officer of Health has the responsibility to protect and promote the public's health in the following areas Communicable disease control Environmental health Emergency preparedness and response.

Strong health systems are required to ensure universal access to basic health services, including services to promote child and maternal health, to support reproductive health and to control killer diseases, such as AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria (see box 3).

The effort to keep health costs under control may prompt health maintenance organizations in developed countries to include in their network developing country health institutions which can provide medical treatment at competitive prices.

(i) Public health law should require the implementation of universal infection control precautions in health care and other setting involving exposure to blood and other bodily fluids.

The observer for Canada said that an important component of the Government apos s strategy in the health sector was increased community control of indigenous health programmes.

37. WHO, UNICEF and UNFPA are currently supporting the following programmes in the health sector reproductive health and safe motherhood initiatives control of communicable diseases an expanded immunization programme and primary health care and training.

In total, we can say that about 50 per cent of the population is covered by public health control.

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Some information sessions have been held in girl's schools under the National AIDS Control Programme about reproductive health issues.

(i) Medical, scientific and engineering advisory services to control and minimize health hazards rendered to employees and their organizations

Recalling also that the Executive Board of the World Health Organization has recommended for adoption by the World Health Assembly in May 2005 a draft resolution on cancer prevention and control, in which the Assembly would urge Member States to ensure the medical availability of opioid analgesics according to international treaties and recommendations of the World Health Organization and the International Narcotics Control Board and subject to an efficient monitoring and control system,

The Board of the Health Authority of Anguilla was installed in December 2003 and took control of, and responsibility for, all secondary, primary and personal health care services in January 2004.

The mandate was to renew the province's preparedness in health institutions and ambulance services, to prevent and control communicable diseases.

In this context, relatively small investments in implementing existing pollution control technologies could have huge environmental and public health benefits.

The SUS' municipal administration main responsibilities are to implement, control and evaluate the health actions and services at this level.

Cluster 2 (health) workshops covered control of mosquito vectors and communicable diseases, parasitology and immunology, food safety and psychiatric care.

8. The Institute of Health Law of the University of Neuchâtel sent information about ethical control of life in Switzerland.

18. Different modalities existed for ensuring that developing countries met the requirements regarding quality control and health and hygiene standards.

1.109 The Agency's second largest programme is health. The foundation of UNRWA health care is its network of 125 primary health care facilities. Programme activities are focused on comprehensive primary health care, comprising essential medical care services, child health care, expanded maternal health and family planning and control of communicable and non communicable diseases supported by assistance towards secondary care.

25.5 The foundation of the Agency's health care is its network of 122 primary facilities providing comprehensive health care, including outpatient medical care, dental care, laboratory services, disease prevention and control, maternal and child health care and family planning services.

Approximately two thirds of the health budget was allocated to medical care services, comprising treatment and support services, family health, and disease prevention and control, with the remaining third divided equally between environmental health services and the supplementary feeding programme.

Welcoming the adoption of the World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control by the fifty sixth World Health Assembly, on 21 May 2003,See World Health Organization, Fifty sixth World Health Assembly, Geneva, 19 28 May 2003, Resolutions and Decisions, Annexes (WHA56 2003 REC 1), resolution 56.1, annex.

Average Agency expenditure on health in 2004 was 14.6 per capita1 for the range of Agency health services comprising outpatient medical care, laboratory and radiology support services, maternal and child health care, family planning, school health services, disease prevention and control, dental care, and physical rehabilitation and hospitalization services.

Noting the leadership role in global malaria control given to the World Health Organization in General Assembly resolution 49 135 and Economic and Social Council resolution 1995 63, and the role of the World Health Organization in directing and coordinating international efforts to prevent and control these diseases,

Under the applicable law, the public health control of water quality is done by six laboratories of the Republika Srpska Institute for Health Protection (Banja Luka, Doboj, Lukavica, Zvornik, Srbinje and Trebinje).

17. Quality control and health and hygiene standards were a key area in the successful development of the food processing industries.

9. Invites States to consider signing and ratifying the World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control See World Health Organization, Fifty sixth World Health Assembly, Geneva, 19 28 May 2003, Resolutions and Decisions, Annexes (WHA56 2003 REC 1), resolution 56.1, annex.