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there are different _ the national health service.th service. there are different views of _ the national health service. ii—ii” are different views of immigration and people feel there are pressures and people feel there are pressures and gains. viewers have become more positive in the past five or ten years and the number of people migrant backgrounds in the country makes people more positive because we all know someone who is foreign—born and that is more likely the younger you are. people also have arguments and debates about how to handle that well and fairly. we have new groups coming in from hong kong where people think we have done the right thing to invite them as part of society and that is a new group arriving now where's people came from uganda 50 years ago. so now there are debates about it but as people have more contact, we will have debates about slowing down the rate of change or having more people working for the nhs and pick fruit, it is a debate that is more pragmatic now than those we had half a century ago which

mammograph of the mobile medical complex perm curve, the oncology dispensary received under the national healthso the doctors got the opportunity to receive patients in small towns, where few people live and there is a constant need for this kind of diagnostics. no, reception is by appointment and mobile mobile complexes never stand idle. we will recycle from 9:00 to 4:00. here are 40 people, if only the mother is a graph, if plus well, even more in 3 years. according to the national project, 1324 mobile medical complexes purchased and transferred to the medical institution during this time were examined by more than 400,000 people. no need to drive 40 km. in berezniki, tatyana alexandrovna tells for an inspection. she signed up via the internet in the group of districts of the polyclinic in vk a and especially there is no need to go anywhere. it took me 10 minutes to get to the hospital. here is the turn. i have already here i am just like in time came up. this saves time already and please, here three people stood and passed 10 minutes just fine in the village of podlesnoye vs 100 km from sta

it will be the biggest walk out in the history of britain's national health service. the nursing union says it's demand for a raise of around 17 percent will make up for years of increases below inflation. in bob, a report from london, he's a nurse in britain's national health service and he's never struggled as much to make ends meet. chuck, who do bear me via juno, says he seen, colleagues leave the profession to work in supermarkets because the wages are better. he staying puts, but he's making sacrifices. i've had to con, downhill on a lot of things or when the kids are, which i can't afford to provide for them because of the high cost of living. so it's not just about clap in for esther independent make and i think we need to be respected and appreciated for what we do now for the 1st time nurses in all parts of the u. k. except scotland will stage $212.00 our strikes next month. their representative body, the royal college of nursing, says they had no choice after the government rejected calls for formal talks over in h as pe. the asi in says, experienced nurses

national health project in the village of old rakama. fab will open any day, and more than 300 people live here permanently, and in the summer there are twice as many feldsher obstetric stations here built according to a standard project, assembled, modular design, everything necessary for each laying syndrome was delivered, completed according to your order. that is, here we have pediculosis packs for cerebrovascular accidents , these are medical products. yes, medical products and medicines that are needed in a specific case, half a million people were able to get help in new obstetric stations at medical outpatient clinics. more than 1,700 of them were opened across the country in the novgorod region, thanks to us, the health project opened 38 new facilities in 2021. this year, 32 more points are significant changes for the region, where less than 600,000 people live, the primary wear and tear of health care, not only from the construction of fafop fetcher stations and medical ammolots, but also repairs. and this overhaul of the polyc

however, for me, being an activist and fighting and campaigning for the british national health servicely just part and parcel of what i do as a doctor. but by which i mean... ..patients are some of society's most vulnerable members. if you have a diagnosis of terminal cancer, you have got a tough time ahead. and we are meant to have a cradle to grave health service in this country funded by taxpayers, so that everybody in need receives high quality health care. that's a defining principle of the country. interestingly, palliative care isn't entirely funded by the nhs. indeed, probably only a third of it is funded by government. the rest of it is funded by charity, which i guess tells you something about the priorities put on palliative care. exactly. and, but more generally, i believe that every government, i don't care what political party they are, every government should honour those founding principles of the nhs and should be honest about what the nhs is achieving orfailing to achieve, and what is needed in terms of funding and resources. can you go too far? just a couple, a quote

k. national health service. the nursing union says is pay demand of about 70 percent is needed to make up for years of below inflation rises . dba explains he's a nurse in britain's national health service and he's never struggled as much to make ends meet. chuck, who do bear me via juno, says he seen colleagues leave the profession to work in supermarkets because the wages are better. he staying puts, but he's making sacrifices. i've had to con, downhill on a lot of things, or when decay. it's al, which i can't afford to provide for them because of the high cost of living. so it's not just about clapping. forrester and a panda make an i think we need to be respected and appreciated for what we do now. for the 1st time, nurses in all parts of the u. k, except scotland will stage 212 our strikes next month. their representative body, the royal college of nursing, says they had no choice after the government rejected calls for formal talks over in a chest, pay the aussie and says experience nurses a 20 percent wor

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turn into a policy of zero tolerance for the coronavirus appeared on local social networks, the national healthmission of china denied this information, however, investors. we still intend to continue buying chinese securities. and finally, about import substitution in action the belarusian version of the voice assistant can to appear by the end of next year, scientists from our academy of sciences are now working on it, the task is to create not just an interlocutor, but a new product that would allow you to navigate in different areas. knowledge scientists promise not only the launch of a voice assistant, but its constant technical support. and on this i have everything stay with us and spend a great weekend with benefit and pleasure, have a good day. the morning broadcast on tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 continues the program zone x. i am karina pashkova hello full cycle of drug production, law enforcement officers in mozyr detained a man who grew hemp in a greenhouse. this is a 36-year-old local resident who found 78 g of an already dried substance in the defendant. according to the

of one of england's oldest unions of nurses its members voted to go on strike soon britain's national healthare system is already in dire straits due to understaffing and low wages. the new cabinet is now trying to find a compromise between cuts in social spending and the need to close a hole in the budget. spending on the police and local governments in britain is already under threat. on the one hand, the country's economy is sliding into recession or not. gross domestic product has been declining steadily for the third quarter, on the other hand figures. small only minus 0.2%, but what will happen next is unknown in the editorial material by the experts of the british channel sky news talking about the economy started talking about the situation in ukraine we really do not have the slightest idea of ​​what will happen in ukraine in the next month, the rise in energy prices is not the only factor affecting the economy. however, he plays an important role if things go better in ukraine than expected. this could help lower energy prices, which in turn would lower the cost of living, probably

the national health service is struggling. in scotland and across the uk.m. the most controversial idea mooted in the minutes is designing a two—tier system where those who can afford to, go private. other suggestions include cutting back on state—funded prescriptions and sending patients home from hospital earlier, even if that means they are at greater risk. but the first minister says any talk of privatising the nhs is nonsense. i will be absolutely crystal clear, as the democratically elected first minister of the country, that the founding principles of our national health service, that it is a universal service, free at the point of use, publicly funded, publicly delivered for all, these principles are not up for debate. but do nhs bosses here have confidence in ministers — and especially in the, health secretary, humza yousaf, visiting this hospital in fife today? the minutes of the meeting also highlighted concern that some scottish government suggestions are divorced from reality because of an absence of clinical input. and they talk about a discon

the national health service is struggling. in scotland and across the uk. to consider reform. the most controversial idea mooted in the minutes is designing a two tier system where those who can afford to, go private. other suggestions include cutting back on state funded prescriptions and sending patients home from hospital earlier, even if that means they are at greater risk. but the first minister says any talk of privatising the nhs is nonsense. i will be absolutely crystal clear, as the democratically elected first minister of the country, that the founding principles of our national health service, that it is a universal service, free at the point of use, publicly funded, publicly delivered for all, these principles are not up for debate. but do nhs bosses here have confidence in ministers and especially in the health secretary hamza yusuf, visiting this hospital in fife today? the minutes of the meeting also highlighted concern that some scottish government suggestions are divorced from reality because of an absence of clinical input. and they talk a

however, on saturday, the national health commission gave a press conference, clearly stating that the country will stick to 0 covert am. but let me tell you that the numbers are, i mean, the infection numbers are as high as you know, early a may. i mean, the biggest rice infections a since are basically half a year. so it's entirely possible that the virus at some point will force an opening up there to really a critical timing. we can see that also on beijing want more residential compounds are put under locked down. and really it is questionable if china can again contain the spread of the virus or no dim correspondent, fabi encroachment and bridging and tech analyst. even ivan lam and hong kong. thank you to your both. just how committed our company's world by to climate protection. the london based carbon disclosure project has been taking a closer look to see what measures companies are taking to combat climate change. now the institute examined $12000.00 companies around the world, but only a fraction are committed to measures to stop climate change. now a mere 272 companies nee

our national health care system and increase the potential for social unrest. so there's no start turning back. and interestingly for some, there are copy policy seceded in re shot in reshaping the chinese society for all the purposes. there is to make it easier for the autocratic leader to manage in event of large scale state action. it has nothing to do with medical reality or economic development. so you get different answers. if you ask different experts what you're saying, it sounds like almost like of them and there is kind of trapped within this 0 covered policy because getting rid of it could lead to such a big spike in cases. so is there any prospect of omen of 0 cove? it disappearing as a policy consensus is that locked down mass screens and other controls we remain in place for a few more months. we don't see an end to these actions, but agent is trying to optimize the 0 called the policy by shortening the isolation days for the covey patients and adjusting the classification of am, risk areas are definitely saying go by to the universal r nucleic ac

the union says a majority of members in the state, one national health service vote in favor of the strike. and french president imagined mccoy has announced the end of his country's defense mission in africa. french military personnel have been working against armed wilton, nissan hail reaching. but french forces of face growing hostility from some who see them as ineffective. those are the headlines on al jazeera next year. it's all just air world. stay with us. ah ah ah ah, yes, yes. i see so, so matlab with what my best lead in about with who me. mm hm. mm hm. mm hm. oh no one. ah, ah. oh, oh god, i shall be on a bus in the food industry. not j. o carstairs, either me or j. p. a new new separated have caught up really called on the bill, but i was he up, would you flick or no? fair unfair. i mean, it was, you know, to does it, but i'm pretty good. so it does it, but it didn't blow in, but it says initial say, don't say you solved. did know he supposed to generate a bunch of homes on the dc. well, the bush, i'd rather put a pot to die and i bite than it was this. and mom, we see that on

we have just had this briefing from the national health commission where they talked about stepping upfforts to get those over 80 vaccinated. that's been a big stumbling block for the country's reopening. only about 60% of those over 80 have gotten two shots. even less have gotten a booster. getting that population protected will be very important to opening up. also, the national health commission saying they're doing more to make sure people's complaints are addressed. a conciliatory tone is helping market sentiment. francine: our greater china executive editor, jean liu in beijing. juventus plunged into crisis when the chairman and board resigned after financial wrongdoing. it follows an investigation by the public prosecutors office in turin. since 2010, juventus won 9 out of 10 italian titles. the leadership of the tema severed as he tried to force in the european super league. i do believe there is a shareholder meeting on january 18 two appoint a new board of directors. tom: remarkable story when it comes to italian football and the future of juventus. let's bring back gordon sh

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love and bow and a big hello to you , ufa in the polyclinic number 13 and fortunate that the nation's healthg just that. in general, resumes got sick. it's okay for 99% everything will pass as usual ari but if you are 60+ oncological diseases, autoimmune chronic severe diseases, you must go to the clinic to see a doctor or call a doctor at home. why do i fearlessly say go? because the virus will still cover all the settlers of all, and with such a system, the clinic and, in general, should calmly not infect anyone. there is no crowding, there is nothing, and therefore there is no need you don’t need to call an ambulance , only in emergency cases we’ll stop for a while, and then we’ll continue. do not torture yourself with bans on sweets; we’ll tell you how to eat sweets and lose weight. to save the mushroom picker there was a threat that sudden death could occur at any moment, so a stretcher was laid out on the spot in the clearing and a cardiogram was taken in tyumen for doctors. i had to go to the forest to help a man who had a heart attack on everyone's lips, where gossip is born and why

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the national health commission had a meeting yesterday to discuss the outcomes of the party congress that just concluded earlier this month. they reiterated that covid zero is still in place and used across the country. haidi: garfield reynolds and john liu there. the korean missile passed overhead to the pacific ocean, we had heard reporting to had been separation of the missile. this comes after the biggest launches of 23 missiles on wednesday by north korea under kim jong-un, as pyongyang continues to express its dissatisfaction with these u.s.-south korean joint drills that are happening. let's go over to vonnie quinn. vonnie: which futures have tumbled as russia resumed its participation in the green export deal. moscow says it received written guarantees from ukraine that the safe passage corridor will be used only for green exports. the united nations welcomed russia's return and the help of turkish president erdogan. the u.s. and the netherlands are expected to hold a new round of talks this month on restricting china's access to advanced chip technologies. sources tell bloom

there are some carrots, we heard from china's national health commission today and they said they areelderly people, which is really an acknowledgment of something we've known for a long time, that china's vaccination program is a lot slower than the rest of the world and part of the reason the chinese government has clung so strongly to this zero covid policy is they know if they ease the lockdown, it is likely case numbers and hospitalizations will go up and that deaths will go up. so this acknowledgment today seems to indicate that they are trying to get themselves out of this corner. the national health commission also criticized local authorities who it said had kind of overzealously enforced covid laws so that kind of looks like the central government trying to shift the blame to local authorities. but for now, it does look like xi has succeeded in his immediate goal, which is to make sure that today there were not protests on the scale that there have been in the last week or so. >> thank you for that reporting. >>> the white house says u.s. diplomats in moscow are trying to fi

the national health project is simple and important for ukraine, so to speak, therefore. low risk of complications are advised to follow up for three to 12 months before making a decision to prescribe drugs approach when you first have hypertension 130 90 140, oh, jumped 150, then 1020. here is the initial hypertension. we generally do not have to give you medicine right away. we recommend follow-up 3 12 months thinking to prescribe medication or not? because he should recommend a doctor to limit sodium forget about salt more vegetables god's fruits reduce calories reduce weight aerobic exercise to deal with stress. that's what, because it's easy to put on a drug. but getting off them is quite difficult, so we are trying to exploit. here is this period of beginning when lifestyle changes. you can generally fix everything, but it's easy to advise, but life. and as a result, we move on to drugs. the decision on the use of drugs and the choice of the drug is carried out by a hypertensive doctor is important. the right medicine at the right dose at the right time, i said it w

last breath of air reporter: low vaccination rates among the elderly are a major hurdle china's national healthssion says 66% of those 80 and above are fully vaccinated and only 40% have got a booster while in the u.s the vaccination rate for seniors is more than 90 percent. >> without a claim any other measures like for instance strengthening of the healthcare system ensuring that people are vaccinated or not then essentially they're just kicking the can down the road. reporter: the international monetary fund is urging china to increase its vaccination rates. it says persistent gaps in inoculations are leading to frequent lockdowns and hurting economic activity. financial analysts at numura estimate areas accounting for one-fifth of china's gross domestic product are under lockdown. a share bigger than the british economy sharief, for inside story. cyril: let's bring in our guests einar tangen, a senior fellow at the taihar institute the think tank based in beijing alicia garcia herrero in taipei alicia garcia herrero -- you lady global citizenship program on the operates of infectious diseas

one of the areas under severe pressure is the mental health sector within the national health service. the n. a chess, clary, crisig with i work for mental health charity and i am seeing people at risk of death dying because of this government directly. as a result, i see every day the protest is motivated by a range of issues and concerns, but something that unites these worries about further cuts to public spending. in other words, austerity on saturday, a plan to strike on the railways was canceled after an offer of unconditional talks from employers. but unions plan further, industrial action in this and other sectors pushing for pay rises in line with inflation to combat the cost of living crisis. al jazeera spoke to up santa begum, a politician whose london constituency has one of britain's highest rates of child poverty, with an increasing number of families using food banks. we have on here is the impact of us to how do we go. we'll also hear how do and how said this is carla at a local level. i the worry about a lot of the like another common theme was a demand for a general

on saturday, the national health commission said that it would unswerving lead stick with the approach and said the previous practice had proven that the strategy was completely correct. speculation had been man saying over the course of last week in particular that china was planning some movements on 0 coven, and that had really driven up markets. but authorities did say that they would call on local authorities to remove excessive cove controls. and still ahead on al jazeera, you've got sport to look forward to derby delight for the gunners. barbara will be here with all the details and the action that's in just a few months to stay with. ah, canyon journalists in pursuit of press freedom and justice. i have to think as page situations where someone fee, but they can't afford maintenance, investigating government corruption in the national health care system. some of the transactions here thing i did declare a deal of money that is unexplained africa, uncensored and publishable things that people don't want to publish. even if it doesn't mean that we ask who's truth is it anyway? on

the biggest walk out in the history of britons and a chest, the national health service. the nursing union says that it's paid a man of around 17 percent increase is needed to make up for years of below inflation rises. nadine baba reports he's a nurse in britain's national health service and he's never struggled as much to make ends meet. chuck, who do bear me via juno, says he seen, colleagues leave the profession to work in supermarkets because the wages are better, he staying puts, but he's making sacrifices. i've had to con darnell on a lot of things or with decades are which i can't afford to provide for them because of the high cost of living. so it's not just about clumping, forrester and a pandemic. and i think we need to be respected and appreciated for what we do now for the 1st time nurses in all parts of the u. k. except scotland will stage $212.00 our strikes next month. their representative body, the royal college of nursing, says they had no choice after the government rejected calls for formal talks over in a chest pe. the aussie in says, experience nurse

look at cuts to the church and is absolutely, i mean the vast majority of british people use the national health service. you know, private health care is only used by the very, very rich in this country. and that is very different to many of the other countries or works where the universal health coverage is only the privilege of the rich. so a massive cuts in real, in real terms to what be in a chest could do off the back of the heroic steps i took during cove. it does impact, absolutely. everybody in country. and that's another reason why it's a place called politically dynamite. i do think that that is good news for the opposition that the conservative party, the record on economic management is taking touch beating. but i also think that the last part, you know, i agree with the previous speaker needs to be much fair about what they can do. and i think in particular, and i need to be very specific about how they're going to increase taxation on the very, very well. let's have him call for a wealth tax instance which seems a very good solid research showing that wealth tax on top one percent

i want to note that since the beginning of the war, the national health service has not stopped makingayments to cancer centers and hospitals and continues to finance medical institutions, so people should know that treatment research e.e. it is paid by the state, it is necessary to contact a family doctor to receive an electronic referral, a person can choose the institution he wants for treatment if you do not know where to turn, you need to use the advice e.e. patient organizations that tell you where it is better to turn to, or even go to another city if they cannot establish a diagnosis for you, but pay attention to it and do not stop, after all, to bring these points to the end, yuri, i want to ask you too uh, it's really a pity, victoria also emphasized that in the conditions of war , people don't go to doctors much now, and of course i would like people not to forget that they need to take care of their health and we still have to rebuild the country, so how can we win in the conditions of war you can apply in order to undergo a real examination and what kind of examination sho