The health situation has improved on the whole.

Up to now, Mr. Quang's health has gradually improved.

An educated wife and mother results in improved family health

Rural sanitation could also be improved through strengthening health extension services.

Health services, particularly those for mothers and children, were being improved.

In geographic terms, 1999 2002 health coverage improved from 93 per cent in 2001 with 376 health centres and 402 health posts.

7. Primary health care. Accessibility to health care services for the most vulnerable and disadvantaged has improved significantly.

Improved sanitary facilities, Syrian Arab Republic (Germany) Construction equipping of health point, Auja

74. R.A. 7305 of 1992 entitled The Magna Carta for Public Health Workers improved the benefits of public health workers.

Challenges. The performance of the health sector in Pakistan needs to be vastly improved.

Using resources more effectively can result in both important health gains and improved equity

Information and access to reproductive health services, especially for adolescents, should therefore be improved.

Between 2001 and 2003, people's health care, especially for mothers and children, was unceasingly improved.

Maternal health care has improved, with a 20 per cent increase in medically assisted births.

The complainant's health situation has also improved since May when he fell ill with pneumonia.

There was a direct link between the health of ecosystems and food security, improved health, asset building, risk reduction and more secure lives for the poor.

Service delivery in basic health and water and sanitation has improved, along with efforts to strengthen breastfeeding practices.

WASH interventions such as improved sanitation for people living with HIV AIDS and water supply and sanitation facilities in health posts contribute to the quality of health programmes, as do provisions to support the productive uses of water, which also lead to improved nutrition and economic gains.

Improved general health status and reproductive patterns, together with access to appropriate general and specialized health care, have greatly reduced the incidence of maternal mortality in the last century.

Spin offs in the area of health care through telemedicine, hygiene and basic health care awareness via satellite communication had also improved the quality of life of many individuals.

We need improved capacity, improved coordination and improved financing.

Increased use of safe water and sanitation facilities and improved hygiene practices contribute significantly to public health programmes in general.

Mrs. Sanneh (Gambia) said that the status of Government health care centres had improved and women were among the beneficiaries.

Access to quality education and health care facilities had been improved, and management training was ongoing to strengthen community leadership.

The Subcommittee noted that space system based telemedicine could provide significantly improved and cost effective access to quality health care, transform the delivery of health care and improve the health of millions of people throughout the world.

The Subcommittee noted that space system based telemedicine could provide significantly improved and cost effective access to quality health care, transform the delivery of health care and improve the health of millions of people throughout the world.

The reporting of emerging health concerns such as HIV AIDS as a cause of death improved during the period 1995 2000.

Primary health care services had been improved, maternal and infant mortality had declined and the use of modern contraceptives had increased.

The Subcommittee also noted that products of space biotechnology, such as pharmaceutical and medical instruments, could contribute to improved health care.

In this context, the need for improved data on trade in health services, as well as enhanced market information, was highlighted.

Many deaths could be prevented by vaccinations or effective preventive measures, and by investing in improved sanitation and basic health care.

The Subcommittee also noted that products of space biotechnology, such as pharmaceutical and medical instruments, could contribute to improved health care.

The health and safety of many countries could be significantly improved with proper planning of natural resources, water supply and sanitation.

As a result of improved technology, telemedicine was becoming increasingly cost effective and because the health care industry was facing growing financial constraints, alternative methods of delivering health care were being sought.

Programmes that combine improved sanitation and hand washing facilities in schools with hygiene education can improve the health of children for life.

Improved access to education, health care and environmental information was increasingly available to developing countries because of recent developments in information technology.

The chances of detecting cases in which the development of a child apos s health is at risk have thus been improved.

Access to improved health services, safe drinking water and sanitation had become more widespread, and the maternal mortality rate had decreased significantly.

Improved access to education and health services, and opportunities for work outside the household, are critical conditions for women's full participation in development.

Health professionals move to seek improved living and working conditions and more lucrative remuneration, often shifting from the public to the private sector.

Access to education for girls has improved, and some gender gaps have been reduced. Despite AIDS and the resurgence of malaria and tuberculosis, life expectancy has increased in much of the world due to improved public health systems.

As the interventions are improved and refined, they could cumulatively help to expand the capabilities and resourcefulness of each successive birth cohort, enabling each cohort to arrive at old age with improved health status and work and life skills.

Just as Europe and the US have made substantial progress in implementing effective health and environmental policies, China s quality control mechanisms can be improved.

Health indicators, including infant and under five mortality rates, had improved considerably as a result of the national efforts made on behalf of children.

Other non profit organizations were also attempting to provide improved health communications between developed and developing countries and these efforts were producing tangible results.