Hospitalization, 1997

2.3 Following his imprisonment, the author developed a serious asthmatic condition which required his hospitalization in an intensive care unit.

Hospitalization in 1996 1997, Lebanon

Hospitalization in Lebanon, 1996 1997 (Japan)

Hospitalization in Lebanon, 1996 1997 (Japan)

Distribution as cash subsidies Hospitalization in Lebanon, 1997

DKK Balance at 1 January 1996 hospitalization costs, Lebanon

According to the information received, Robar Yağiz, an 18 year old cousin of Leyla Yağiz, was also detained and tortured by the police, as a result of which he required hospitalization.

Our asthma hospitalization rate is seven times higher than the national average.

A medical report on Mr. García apos s hospitalization is also included.

The reduction in the hospitalization allocation meant that not all patients who required hospital care would be able to receive it, while the reduction in the medical supplies allocation increased the likelihood of drug shortages.

Several dozen peaceful demonstrators and journalists who were seriously beaten by the police on 2 3 February 1997, some of whom required hospitalization for fractures and other injuries, put their cases to the public prosecutor in February 1997.

It spells out the functions of the public and private health facilities and establishments, which are required to provide, free of charge or in return for payment, preventive, curative, palliative, diagnostic and functional rehabilitation services with or without hospitalization.

Additional requirements of 50,800 resulted from medical examinations and hospitalization provided away from the UNIFIL hospital.

F. broke into the apartment and subjected the author to a severe beating, which necessitated her hospitalization.

The cost of heart failure is 37 billion dollars a year, which is 80 percent related to hospitalization.

In 2002, 13,295 people were admitted to inpatient care and day hospitalization, 5,565 (42.1 ) of them were women.

The estimate also provides for medical evacuation, hospitalization and specialized medical services, vaccines, prophylactic condoms and other medical supplies.

For serious cases, off island treatment, including hospitalization in Guam, Hawaii or the United States mainland, is provided.37

The services include not only free medical attention in the form of consultations and medicines but also free hospitalization.

The Agency was also able to rescind, prior to implementation, the announced measures relating to hospitalization and school charges.

According to the same source, AIDS is becoming the main cause of hospitalization among the poorest segment of the population.

For serious cases, off island treatment, including hospitalization in Guam, Hawaii or the United States mainland, is provided free of charge.

Women are entitled to maternity insurance, which includes a hospitalization grant, a maternity grant, a birth allowance and a maternity leave allowance.

During the reporting period, a total of 57,882 patients benefited from the Agency's assisted hospitalization schemes, utilizing more than 148,535 bed days.

Provision under this heading covers medical contingencies requiring hospitalization and referral to outside medical facilities at the estimated monthly cost of 6,000.

The heavy reliance on extrabudgetary funding for hospitalization in Lebanon made continuation of extrabudgetary support essential to avoid reduction in service standards.

MORBIDITY In 1994 the main causes of hospitalization of women were connected with childbirth and pregnancy complications, the same situation as in 1987.

These causes of hospitalization were followed in importance by diseases of the genital organs, pneumonia, bilious attacks and enteritis, and other diarrhoeal ailments.

Hospitalization services in Lebanon could only be maintained at the current level through extrabudgetary contributions, without which services would have been seriously curtailed.

1.66 Health Programme The resource growth over 2004 2005 appropriations is attributed to staff requirements and increases in hospitalization costs, medical supplies and patient subsidies.

This data reflects an increase compared to 2001, when 13,014 persons were admitted to inpatient care and day hospitalization, 5,490 (42.1 ) of them were women.

A government decree in the Syrian Arab Republic increased hospitalization charges by 460 per cent effective 2005, compounding the Agency's difficulties in supporting secondary care.

That had made it possible to revoke some measures that had provoked the loudest outcry, namely, the school fees and the freeze on hospitalization subsidies.

Hospitalization accounted for approximately 27 per cent of the 1998 medical care budget, with the highest per capita allocations in the West Bank and Lebanon.

Hospitalization accounted for 18 per cent of cash allocations for the health programme in 1996, the second largest component of the health budget after staff costs.

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(k) Provision of specialist obstetrics, gynaecology and cardiology care secondary care through a hospitalization scheme for approximately 120,000 refugee patients at government and non governmental organization hospitals

317. During the 1980s and at the beginning of the 1990s the Danish health care system went through a development from hospitalization towards increased community based treatment.

The expenditure of 3,600 related to the medical treatment and local hospitalization of military guards who could not be properly treated at the United Nations medical facility.

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