Definition of health service in English:

health service

noun

1A public service providing medical care.
federal health policies should ensure the provision of adequate health services
Example sentencesExamples
- There was a major overhaul of the public health service, badly needed after recent cholera epidemics in the South.
- Interestingly, amalgamation turned out to be good for public health service in Toronto.
- After all it is more economically sound to keep a public health service and it is much better for all concerned.
- She can control, by Order in Council, what a health service can and cannot do.
- He should make up his mind whether he wants to be in the public health service to provide a service to St Lucia.
- The full funding of long term care as an integral part of a universal health service is long overdue.
- Evidence for the dismal state of the public health services is well documented.
- They do this to assure the public that health services meet high standards, and that doctors can be trusted.
- The priority in the initial years was to strengthen the public health services.
- The poor are best served by a good public health service that is funded by taxation and free at the time of delivery.
- Some states' governments have tried to use area health services to deliver care.
- As recently as three years ago some politicians could talk about the NHS as the finest health service in the world.
- Why can't this be used to establish a decent public health service that everyone can afford to use?
- So we don't spend a lot of money when you consider the amount of money that's spent on the health service.
- Irish residents can use the card to get treatment in the public health service of any EU country.
- If I were to have an accident, I know I will be well taken care of by our health services.
- It is not the same as hospitals and health services, and care and rehabilitation.
- There is a national health service, but private medicine serves a large share of the population.
- But even at the height of the communist system there was never a national health service.
- There is widespread misunderstanding or confusion regarding public health services.
1. 1.1the health serviceBritish
  short for National Health Service
  Example sentencesExamples
  It shows that the chest pain observation unit has the potential to improve care and may reduce costs to the health service.
  Restricting demand by restricting access has often seemed to be the only strategy in the health service.
  All I would like to know is where has it gone because it certainly has not gone into the health service in the area that I live in.
  Increasing attendance in primary care is an important problem for the health service.
  How should the public health community and the health service respond?
  The enthusiasm of the health service to promote screening has perhaps given women unrealistic expectations.
  There are many similarities between the problems of the health service and the patient with chronic disease.
  Stuffing fry and beer down your throat everyday is the real factor that is bending the health service.
  Firstly, is the health service equipped to take the lead in public protection?
  Few GPs seem impressed by the government's plans for the future of the health service.
  She did, however, pioneer family planning services in the early years of the health service.
  Schools, the health service, the public sector - they all had a place in our awards as well.
  We know that there are some powerful barriers to use of the health service.
  Our strike is important for everyone in the health service and the public sector.
  The reforms of the health service form the centrepiece of Labour's election campaign.
  The approach is feasible to implement within the health service and the patient sample was non-selective.
  It is vital the public have confidence in the health service and in the blood bank.
  Government ministers look down on the health service and don't quite understand.
  As a result, the health service is chronically short of information technology skills.
  Would these not be better spent on our universities, our health service and other public services?

Definition of health service in US English:

health service

nounhɛlθ ˈsərvəshelTH ˈsərvəs

A public service providing medical care.
federal health policies should ensure the provision of adequate health services
Example sentencesExamples
- As recently as three years ago some politicians could talk about the NHS as the finest health service in the world.
- It is not the same as hospitals and health services, and care and rehabilitation.
- He should make up his mind whether he wants to be in the public health service to provide a service to St Lucia.
- The poor are best served by a good public health service that is funded by taxation and free at the time of delivery.
- Irish residents can use the card to get treatment in the public health service of any EU country.
- There is widespread misunderstanding or confusion regarding public health services.
- They do this to assure the public that health services meet high standards, and that doctors can be trusted.
- The priority in the initial years was to strengthen the public health services.
- Evidence for the dismal state of the public health services is well documented.
- Why can't this be used to establish a decent public health service that everyone can afford to use?
- Some states' governments have tried to use area health services to deliver care.
- If I were to have an accident, I know I will be well taken care of by our health services.
- So we don't spend a lot of money when you consider the amount of money that's spent on the health service.
- There is a national health service, but private medicine serves a large share of the population.
- Interestingly, amalgamation turned out to be good for public health service in Toronto.
- But even at the height of the communist system there was never a national health service.
- After all it is more economically sound to keep a public health service and it is much better for all concerned.
- The full funding of long term care as an integral part of a universal health service is long overdue.
- She can control, by Order in Council, what a health service can and cannot do.
- There was a major overhaul of the public health service, badly needed after recent cholera epidemics in the South.

单词	health service
释义	Definition of health service in English: health service noun 1A public service providing medical care. federal health policies should ensure the provision of adequate health services Example sentencesExamples There was a major overhaul of the public health service, badly needed after recent cholera epidemics in the South. Interestingly, amalgamation turned out to be good for public health service in Toronto. After all it is more economically sound to keep a public health service and it is much better for all concerned. She can control, by Order in Council, what a health service can and cannot do. He should make up his mind whether he wants to be in the public health service to provide a service to St Lucia. The full funding of long term care as an integral part of a universal health service is long overdue. Evidence for the dismal state of the public health services is well documented. They do this to assure the public that health services meet high standards, and that doctors can be trusted. The priority in the initial years was to strengthen the public health services. The poor are best served by a good public health service that is funded by taxation and free at the time of delivery. Some states' governments have tried to use area health services to deliver care. As recently as three years ago some politicians could talk about the NHS as the finest health service in the world. Why can't this be used to establish a decent public health service that everyone can afford to use? So we don't spend a lot of money when you consider the amount of money that's spent on the health service. Irish residents can use the card to get treatment in the public health service of any EU country. If I were to have an accident, I know I will be well taken care of by our health services. It is not the same as hospitals and health services, and care and rehabilitation. There is a national health service, but private medicine serves a large share of the population. But even at the height of the communist system there was never a national health service. There is widespread misunderstanding or confusion regarding public health services. 1.1the health serviceBritish short for National Health Service Example sentencesExamples It shows that the chest pain observation unit has the potential to improve care and may reduce costs to the health service. Restricting demand by restricting access has often seemed to be the only strategy in the health service. All I would like to know is where has it gone because it certainly has not gone into the health service in the area that I live in. Increasing attendance in primary care is an important problem for the health service. How should the public health community and the health service respond? The enthusiasm of the health service to promote screening has perhaps given women unrealistic expectations. There are many similarities between the problems of the health service and the patient with chronic disease. Stuffing fry and beer down your throat everyday is the real factor that is bending the health service. Firstly, is the health service equipped to take the lead in public protection? Few GPs seem impressed by the government's plans for the future of the health service. She did, however, pioneer family planning services in the early years of the health service. Schools, the health service, the public sector - they all had a place in our awards as well. We know that there are some powerful barriers to use of the health service. Our strike is important for everyone in the health service and the public sector. The reforms of the health service form the centrepiece of Labour's election campaign. The approach is feasible to implement within the health service and the patient sample was non-selective. It is vital the public have confidence in the health service and in the blood bank. Government ministers look down on the health service and don't quite understand. As a result, the health service is chronically short of information technology skills. Would these not be better spent on our universities, our health service and other public services? Definition of health service in US English: health service nounhɛlθ ˈsərvəshelTH ˈsərvəs A public service providing medical care. federal health policies should ensure the provision of adequate health services Example sentencesExamples As recently as three years ago some politicians could talk about the NHS as the finest health service in the world. It is not the same as hospitals and health services, and care and rehabilitation. He should make up his mind whether he wants to be in the public health service to provide a service to St Lucia. The poor are best served by a good public health service that is funded by taxation and free at the time of delivery. Irish residents can use the card to get treatment in the public health service of any EU country. There is widespread misunderstanding or confusion regarding public health services. They do this to assure the public that health services meet high standards, and that doctors can be trusted. The priority in the initial years was to strengthen the public health services. Evidence for the dismal state of the public health services is well documented. Why can't this be used to establish a decent public health service that everyone can afford to use? Some states' governments have tried to use area health services to deliver care. If I were to have an accident, I know I will be well taken care of by our health services. So we don't spend a lot of money when you consider the amount of money that's spent on the health service. There is a national health service, but private medicine serves a large share of the population. Interestingly, amalgamation turned out to be good for public health service in Toronto. But even at the height of the communist system there was never a national health service. After all it is more economically sound to keep a public health service and it is much better for all concerned. The full funding of long term care as an integral part of a universal health service is long overdue. She can control, by Order in Council, what a health service can and cannot do. There was a major overhaul of the public health service, badly needed after recent cholera epidemics in the South.
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