RECALLS the discussions at the Informal Meeting of Ministers of Health held in Athens on 28-29 April 2014 on the ‘Economic crisis and healthcare’ which highlighted the importance of health reforms to overcome the crisis and exchanging best practices and sharing of information between Member States in areas of common interest including the cost of healthcare, the basket of healthcare services, pharmaceuticals, health systems performance assessment and investing in prevention towards ensuring resilience of health systems; there was broad consensus to improve further access to healthcare particularly for the most vulnerable populations, while the ...[+++] issue of involvement of the Ministers of Health into the European Semester process was also raised;

RECALLS the discussions at the Informal Meeting of Ministers of Health held in Athens on 28-29 April 2014 on the ‘Economic crisis and healthcare’ which highlighted the importance of health reforms to overcome the crisis and exchanging best practices and sharing of information between Member States in areas of common interest including the cost of healthcare, the basket of healthcare services, pharmaceuticals, health systems performance assessment and investing in prevention towards ensuring resilience of health systems; there was broad consensus to improve further access to healthcare particularly for the most vulnerable populations, while the ...[+++] issue of involvement of the Ministers of Health into the European Semester process was also raised.

Of particular importance was the meeting in Ottawa on 7 November 2001 of Health Ministers from the G7 group of countries with the participation of the Health Minister of Mexico and Mr Byrne, Member of the Commission responsible for Health and Consumer Protection.

The amount of this contribution, pending more specific rules concerning this insurance, shall be fixed by the Minister for Public Health and the Environment;

The amount of this contribution, pending more specific rules concerning this insurance, shall be fixed by the Minister for Public Health and the Environment'.

Hereby recommends that the Governments of the Member States should allow nationals of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg who hold a diploma conferring a degree in medicine awarded in a third country and which has obtained the official recognition of the Minister for Education, in accordance with the law of 18 June 1969 on higher education and the recognition of foreign degrees and diplomas in higher education, to take up and pursue activities as doctors within the Community, by recognizing these diplomas in their territories provided that such diplomas are accompanied by the training certificates endorsed by the Minister for Public Health of ...[+++]the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.