(7) In its Conclusions of December 2014 on innovation for the benefit of patients8, the Council acknowledged the key role of health technology assessment as a health policy tool to support evidence-based, sustainable and equitable choices in health care and health technologies for the benefit of patients.
Both sides believe there is an equitable chance for gain.
The authors propose that these changes could make a career in academic medicine much more attractive to URMM faculty, and can, in effect, begin to alleviate the URMM faculty responsibility disparity, and make academic medicine a more equitable career choice for graduating URMM residents.
This is an equitable aspect of this selection method.
I wanted to do public service work because I believe that an equitable society starts with integrated, equitable housing choices.
60 Offering patients a choice of centre based, home, or online programmes on an equitable basis is likely to improve uptake across all groups of cardiac patients.
The other main goals of this reform are to guarantee an equitable and cost-efficient healthcare system in the long run, preserve individuals' freedom of choice, and enhance room for contracting between providers and insurers.
If we want to create an equitable society in which everyone can thrive, we need to give boys more choices.
As we've found, a controlled school choice policy that was designed to provide all families with high-quality schools, based on an equitable number of schools from which families can choose, only makes sense in a city that is not segregated residen- tially and for which the distribution of high-quality schools is more equitable across neighborhoods.
It was an equitable sequel.
But is it an equitable city that they have created?
