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Summary sheet
Construction of new and the upgrading/refurbishment of existing dialysis clinics in 9 EU countries and the introduction of a European Clinical Database (Euclid) designated to manage medical data for epidemiological evaluations to improve the standard of treatment.
- Provision of treatments to dialysis patients who are - to a large extent - presently not treated due to a lack of availability of dialysis services in some of the targeted countries.
- Providing a high and homogenous standard for dialysis patients in all European countries.
Council Directive 97/11/EEC on Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), as amended by 2003/35, does not specifically mention hospitals and clinics, but these could in some circumstances be seen as urban development projects (thus falling under Annex II of the Directive). The projects by virtue, inter alia, of their nature, size or location, appear unlikely to have a significant effect on environment. This will be verified during project appraisal.
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