Sentence examples for active advising from inspiring English sources

Using safety net instruction has shown to be an important factor for quality of communication in telephone advice nursing 51 As suggested by Derkx et al 52 training for telenurses should focus more on patient-centred communication with active listening, active advising and telenurses structuring the call.

"Stay away from down if you're active," advised Billy, an obviously active salesman, who considers feather-filled attire cumbersome.

However, current evidence in favor for the stay active advise in patients with ALBP is limited, with small or no benefits in pain relief, functional improvement or sick leave compared to rest in bed [ 12].

The health ambassadors were active in advising and motivating for the leisure time training, mainly dynamic activities using large muscle groups (64 76%HRmax) Ad 2) The health check and musculoskeletal check as well as questionnaire served to tailor the activities to the individual for the high intensity training 1 hr a week at the worksite.

Because weight loss can reduce risk factors for chronic diseases, appropriated determination of height, weight and waist circumference should be carried out in primary health care settings and health care professionals need to be more active in advising of obese patients on diet and physical activity.

GPs were not very active in advising overweight persons to change their dietary habits and to increase physical activity.

Professor Fisher stayed active in advising diplomats until about seven years ago, when illness made him too weak.

But in the meantime, Hirson has also been quite active in advising other startups, such as personal investment app SigFig and password management service PasswordBox.

Although his appearances in the Lords have been infrequent, the Conservative peer and businessman has remained active politically, advising David Cameron since he became Conservative leader.

As a result of the application process, the arriving students were already prepared to join the teams, and the connection between the team and the student remained active (mentoring, advising, sending literature) after the application process.

Elizabeth became Fowles's chaperone at meetings with agents and publishers, his chauffeur (Fowles never learned to drive) and his active editorial confidante, advising confidently on cuts and additions.