Sentence examples for changes to health from inspiring English sources

HOW serious are the intended changes to health reforms?

Some experts see the changes to health care such as those envisaged by Theranos as inevitable, and mostly for the good.

The bill now seems destined to endure the same difficult passage through the upper chamber endured by the proposed changes to health and welfare.

Mike Fishman, president of Local 32BJ, has been dismissive of the owner's demands for a two-tier wage structure and changes to health and pension benefits.

After the Obama administration pushed through changes to health care and to the financial system, voters signaled that they wanted reductions in federal spending.

Any final bill likely would enact radical changes to health insurance industry practices — no longer could coverage be denied because of pre-existing conditions, or existing policies rescinded because of an illness, or contain annual or lifetime ceilings.

The health minister, Kim Hames, said 250 voluntary redundancies would be offered within Perth's South Metropolitan Health Service, while the majority of job cuts would come from changes to health rostering.

Gruber's specific expertise is predicting the effects of changes to health-care policy.

Either party would have to make painful changes to health-care finances and pensions.

Mr Stoiber has often made life difficult for her, most recently by demanding changes to health-care reform.

Fundamental changes to health-care policy in Australia have led to an increase in the extent to which emergency department staff come into contact with patients experiencing mental health problems.