They shouldn t urge urban residents with underlying health conditions to avoid crowds without acknowledging empathically that it s impossible to avoid crowds entirely for the duration of the pandemic.

Factors that influence health conditions

This is a function of a particularly virulent strain of cholera and underlying issues a weak national health system, poor sanitary conditions, and a lack of clean water and other basic services.

In cases of injury at work and professional related health conditions, the insured are provided with health care under the health insurance laws, along with diagnosis and prevention of professional related health conditions.

To scale up these interventions and practices and to sustain high coverage, it is important that the underlying conditions for performance of the health and nutrition systems, including policies, legislation, resource allocation and capacity development, be both built up and transformed.

The underlying structural weaknesses of the economy are a major contributor to the country's health and education crises.

While the private sector must create most of the jobs, the public sector must create the underlying conditions for high productivity.

(a) Prison uniforms must be compatible with health and atmospheric conditions

We do not posses data on the number of professionally related health conditions.

The underlying causes for that problem are scant awareness of road safety laws and regulations, poor road conditions and traffic environment and inadequate management.

The South African National Department of Health and private health care providers now report that conditions are no longer so desperate.

But they lack the sensitivity to provide adequate diagnostic information for many health conditions.

They were reportedly in good health and had not complained about their prison conditions.

Many migrants travel under appalling conditions, often putting their health and lives at risk.

The health safety inspectorate uses slightly different criteria based on the Working Conditions Act.

General legislation on working conditions and occupational health therefore also applies to this sector.

While the emergency situation has ceased, health and sanitary conditions continued to be precarious.

There is also an unwavering influence of the health state of the mother on the health conditions of the children, family, and community.

Women's health promotion strategies can develop and change lifestyles, and the social, economic and environmental conditions which determine health within family and society.

This has a very negative impact on health, nutrition, sanitary conditions, access to water, etc.

These include, for example, emotional, behavioral or mental health problems, learning or physical disabilities, life limiting conditions, brain injury or neurological conditions and physical illness.

Worker health regulations have not responded to the requirements of new economic conditions, economic and fiscal initiatives and mechanisms for the improvement of work conditions.

Difficulties in obtaining health protection face especially older people, who live in conditions of poverty and therefore have more limited access to health protection.

Children who do go to such schools may face health risks because of the unsanitary conditions.

We call attention to health concerns affecting the health status of women based on cultural factors, socio economic conditions, and issues of race and gender.

Underlying context

Health and sickness situations. Also, a 2002 survey regarding subjective health conditions indicates that 39 of Israeli women defined their health as very good , a lower percent than that of men (45 ).

The health of the individual and of society proceed comprehensively out of an interaction of biologic basics, external factors of the environment (socio economic conditions, conditions of life, the political and cultural environment) and, of course, the quality of health care.

Recognizing that health and nutrition outcomes are not the results of action in the health and nutrition sectors alone, UNICEF will build on its intersectoral experience to promote innovative approaches to address immediate and underlying determinants of maternal, newborn and child health and nutrition.

In the view of the Panel, such results reflect conditions in the sampled locations only, and cannot be used to demonstrate health conditions in the whole exposed area.

When the opposition offers the government talks on health care reform or, most recently, on combating unemployment, the underlying competition is about competence rather than values.

All problems in the health sector may be brought down to those that result from health conditions, dissatisfaction of the participants in the systems, and financial issues.

Pregnant women are provided work in conditions that accommodate their special physiological needs and their state of health (article 33 of the law on public health care).

Underlying Risk Factors

Under the National AIDS Control Programme (NAP) the underlying approach is that HIV AIDS is not just a health issue but a major threat to human security.

As the rainy season starts, the sanitation conditions could deteriorate further, posing serious health risks to its population.

Parties also mentioned the lack of data on and understanding of the interactions between health conditions and climate.

They help in the following ways economical development, educational development, agricultural development, health improvement, and better living conditions.

Yet the United States persists in responding to symptoms rather than to underlying conditions by trying to address every conflict by military means. It backs the Ethiopian army in Somalia.

Consideration should also be given to underlying market conditions, which were influenced by the availability of appropriate products and services, sufficient infrastructure and government regulatory policy such as competition regulations.

Based on mandatory health care insurance, the rights of health care protection are exercised, under the same conditions, by all insured persons, which means that women and men are given equal standard of health care services.

The primary means of health promotion occur through developing healthy public policy that addresses the prerequisites of health such as income, housing, food security, employment, and quality working conditions.

The vast majority of us live in Third World conditions denied access to adequate housing, health care, and education.

The conditions of women and children had worsened owing to the wall, which prevented them from accessing health facilities.

But the debate in the United States highlights an underlying issue that will worry almost every developed country in 2010 and beyond the struggle to control health care costs.