Significats de national health service en anglès

Nobody has health insurance, let alone a national health service.

I can only say that the service provided by the national health service is excellent.

We will serve and support the national health service.

Vietnam's chaotic and underfunded national health service cannot cope with the demands made upon it.

Success in the war was trumped by Labour's promises of free education and a national health service.

Labour's shadow health secretary Andy Burnham claimed that it was a sad day for the national health service.

Monitoring such patients at home could relieve the huge strain these patients place on the national health service, Dorward says.

The Social Democrats are to propose abolishing the HSE and establishing a national health service in their general election manifesto.

Under a reciprocal agreement, New Zealanders have not had to pay to use the British national health service up until now.

Dozens of protestors marched through Dublin's city centre on Saturday calling for the implementation of a national health service and Sláintecare.

People want better services and more choice and, as they pay for the national health service, it's our job to deliver it.

Nye Bevan, the founding father of the national health service, once remarked that the language of priorities was the religion of socialism.

I consider myself lucky-drugsare cheap there, where a national health service exists that I can partake of as a UK citizen.

In those days, there was no national health service; you either had the dosh to pay for your medicine or you did without.

Margaret Thatcher's sweeping logic of privatisation has had such impact that even egalitarian Finns are now worried about losing their national health service.

The national health service did not cover the cost of his false eye after he lost his left eye to a benign tumor.