Traduction de «examples of scientific data » (Néerlandais → Français) :

Richtlijnen van de EFSA (Europese Voedselauthoriteit) voor de evaluatie van aroma’s zijn te vinden op haar website (WEB, Engels). Daarenboven zijn er ook “explanatory notes for guidance giving explanatory examples of scientific data needed for the risk assessment established in the EFSA Guidance” (WEB, in het Engels).
Des guidelines de l'EFSA (Autorité européenne de Sécurité des aliments) destinées à l'évaluation des arômes se trouvent sur son site internet (WEB, en anglais), où l'on trouve également des " explanatory notes for guidance giving explanatory examples of scientific data needed for the risk assessment established in the EFSA Guidance" (WEB, en anglais).

An example of micro data is a recent transparency in ambulatory supplements as well as in private hospital large-scale European nursing workforce study based on survey data.
79,138 Workforce counts: better dataa on the supply side available, but data on the need side still lacking No indicators of the needs have been defined yet in this report, but the reflection should continue on this topic.

Data from the “sentinel general practitioners” (Scientific Institute of Public Health). Sentinel general practitioners form a network of general practitioners who are responsible to the various communities and register medical data including, amongst other things, suicides and attempted suicides.
Les médecins vigies constituent un réseau de médecins généralistes, dépendant des différentes communautés, qui enregistrent des données médicales dont, entre autres, les suicides et tentatives de suicide.

In fact, a good example for this is the analysis of the available data for Belgium.
L’analyse des données disponibles sur la Belgique en est d’ailleurs une bonne illustration.

Lecture: Quality of care assessment using GP's electronic patient records : do we need data from home visits ? (.Powerpoint) by Hans Vandenberghe, Scientific Institute of Public Health (IPH), unit of Epidemiology, Brussels (B)
Lecture: Quality of care assessment using GP's electronic patient records (.Powerpoint) : do we need data from home visits ? by Hans Vandenberghe, Scientific Institute of Public Health (IPH), unit of Epidemiology, Brussels (B)