Sentence examples for open health from inspiring English sources
The money has been used to open health clinics and job-training programs, and grant scholarships to families to send their children to Catholic schools.
This, they claim, would be superior to expert review because it would open health care to the wonders of "consumer choice".
With the money saved in lower premiums, they would open health savings accounts into which they or their employers could put up to $5,000 a year ($10,000 for a couple).
He shook hands with the City Council on a budget deal that closed a $6.4 billion gap, yet left libraries open, health clinics running and trash picked up as usual.
A proposal to allow for-profit investment in two hospitals in New York State has been dropped from the budget, an unexpected setback to a push to open health care systems to private investors for the first time.
It seems to fly in the face of the government's commitment to openness about mistakes following the Mid Staffs hospital scandal and raises worrying questions about how open health professionals can be when a private healthcare company and an NHS trust work together.
The best part of achieving a future of frictionless, open health-data sharing?
Shirley reasoned that opening health houses in the schools was a natural way to gain access to families.
However it said that the World Cup next year and profits from its newly opened health clubs should boost results in 2006.
Gen. Mark Kimmitt, a spokesman for the occupation forces, said that reconstruction work like opening health clinics and renovating schools had brightened the lives of Iraqis.
In some cases, veterans are also excluded from opening health savings accounts.
