My challenge, to anyone who cares to tackle it, is to keep your eyes open a bit longer than you think you can stand.
Until recently, the need to address pathways to care to tackle issues such as persisting inequalities in survival for common cancers received little recognition.
She has a stable environment and the medical care to tackle the skin cancer that was first diagnosed last year.
Paul MacInnes The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest (Daniel Alfredson, 2009), 12.40am, Film4 The final chapter of Stieg Larsson's Nordic noir sees Noomi Rapace's smart but wounded heroine Lisbeth Salander haul herself out of intensive care to tackle her homicidal half-brother, rogue members of the Section and the psychologist who condemned her to an asylum.
In October 2005, the World Health Organization (WHO) World Alliance for Patient Safety launched the first Global Patient Safety Challenge 2005 2006, 'Clean Care is Safer Care', to tackle healthcare-associated infection on a large scale.
It was undertaken as part of a programme of work to establish the potential for primary care to tackle social inequalities for people with colorectal cancer.
The United States leads the world in biomedical research, and we have shown we can develop the most sophisticated care to tackle the most complex medical problems.
Appropriate responses span public health measures to prevent the onset of disease and health care to tackle risk factors and established disease.
Providing comprehensive care To tackle these issues, UNICEF is supporting the TracPlus clinic, which offers a model package of services appropriate for adolescents living with HIV.
In contrast, NHS success regimes are able to work across entire health and care economies to tackle deep-rooted problems underlying poor performance and failure.
