Vertaling van "l'alberta health " (Frans → Engels) :

TERMINOLOGIE

Alberta
Alberta | AB [Abbr.] | Alta [Abbr.]

Alberta
Alberta (geographic location)

Conseil fédéral de l'Alberta [ CFA | Conseil des services partagés de l'Alberta | Conseil des hauts fonctionnaires fédéraux de l'Alberta ]
Alberta Federal Council [ AFC | Alberta Common Service Council | Alberta Council of Senior Federal Officials ]

Collège des travailleurs sociaux de l'Alberta [ Association des travailleurs sociaux de l'Alberta | Alberta Association of Social Workers ]
Alberta College of Social Workers [ ACSW | Alberta Association of Registered Social Workers | Alberta Association of Social Workers ]

Alberta [ Alb.,AB,Alta. | province de l'Alberta | Province de l'Alberta ]
Alberta [ Alta.,AB,Alb. | province of Alberta | Province of Alberta ]

épinette blanche d'Alberta « conica »
dwarf Alberta spruce

cybersanté (1) | santé en ligne (2) | télésanté (3) | services de télésanté (4) | e-health (5)
e-health | eHealth | electronic healthcare

Health Maintenance Organization | centre HMO [ HMO ]
Health Maintenance Organisation | HMO practice [ HMO ]

NHS mental health nursing home/residential care
NHS mental health nursing home/residential care

Welsh health authorities
Welsh health authorities

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

Voici quelques-unes de ces organisations: l'Alberta Health Services; l'Alberta Professional Planners Institute; l'Access Alliance Multicultural Health and Community Services; l'Association des Retraité-e-s de l'Alliance de la Fonction publique; l'Église anglicane du Canada; l'Association des statisticiens et statisticiennes du Québec; l'Association du Barreau canadien; l'Association canadienne d'économique; l'Association des Soeurs du Canada; l'Association des cartothèques et archives cartographiques du Canada; l'Association des centres de santé de l'Ontario.
These are some of them: Alberta Health Services; Alberta Professional Planners Institute; Access Alliance Multicultural Health and Community Services; l'Association des Retraité-e-s de l'Alliance de la Fonction publique; the Anglican Church of Canada; l'Association des statisticiens et statisticiennes du Québec; l'Association du Barreau canadien; Canadian Economics Association; l'Association des Soeurs du Canada; Association of Canadian Map Libraries and Archives; the Association of Ontario Health Centres.

Les quatre études de cas qui sont actuellement en cours portent sur des exemples canadiens, à savoir : les Alberta Health Services — secteur de Calgary, qui est un programme visant un grand centre urbain de l'Ouest du Canada; le Group Health Centre, à Sault Ste. Marie, en Ontario, qui est un programme bien établi englobant plusieurs localités petites et moyennes dans le Nord de l'Ontario; la Colchester East Hants Health Authority, à Truro, Nouvelle-Écosse, qui est un programme rural spécialisé dans le Canada atlantique; et le North End Community Health Centre, à Halifax, qui est un programme urbain de prestation de soins primaires dans le Canada atlantique.
The four case studies of Canadian examples, now ongoing, are: Alberta Health Services — Calgary's Zone, a large urban program in Western Canada; Group Health Centre in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, a well-established program covering several small to mid-sized urban centres in Northern Ontario; Colchester East Hants Health Authority in Truro, Nova Scotia, a specialized rural program in Atlantic Canada; and the North End Community Health Centre in Halifax, an urban program transforming the delivery of primary health care in Atlantic Canada.

Si l'on se fie à ce que disent l'Alberta Health and Wellness et l'Alberta Cancer Board, l'étude du Dr O'Connor n'est pas fiable.
If one looks at what Alberta Health and Wellness is saying and at what the Alberta Cancer Board is saying, it was just a rogue study by Dr. O'Connor, I guess.

À moins d’indication contraire, les renseignements contenus dans la présente section proviennent des documents suivants : Provincial Mental Health Planning Project, Advancing the Mental Health Agenda – A Provincial Mental Health Plan for Alberta, avril 2004; Alberta Children and Youth Initiative, Children’s Mental Health Initiative, fiche d’information, février 2004; Alberta Mental Health Board, Brief to the Committee, 2003; Alberta Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health, Partnership, Participation, Innovation – A Blueprint for Reform, mars 2003; Alberta Health and Wellness, « Transition Underway to Fewer Health Regions, Integrated Mental Health », Communiqué de presse, 23 janvier 2003; Alberta Mental Health Board, Business Plan, 2002-2005, 2002; renseignements obtenus sur le site Internet de la Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission (www.aadac.com).
[357] Unless specified otherwise, the information contained in this section is based on the following documents: Provincial Mental Health Planning Project, Advancing the Mental Health Agenda – A Provincial Mental Health Plan for Alberta, April 2004; Alberta Children and Youth Initiative, Children’s Mental Health Initiative, Fact Sheet, February 2004; Alberta Mental Health Board, Brief to the Committee, 2003; Alberta Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health, Partnership, Participation, Innovation – A Blueprint for Reform, March 2003; Alberta Health and Wellness, “Transition Underway to Fewer Health Regions, Integrated Mental Health”, News Release, 23 January 2003; Alberta Mental Health Board, Business Plan, 2002-2005, 2002; Information on the website of the Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission (www.aadac.com).

L'une des plus grosses difficultés côté collaboration réside dans le fait qu'au Réseau national nous sommes financés par Développement social Canada, tandis qu'ici en Alberta, nous sommes financés par l'Alberta Health.
One of the biggest difficulties in collaboration is that with National Network we are funded through Social Development Canada, and here in Alberta we are funded through Alberta Health.