Sentence examples for adequately listened from inspiring English sources

As a result, patients often feel that the Doctor(s) had not adequately listened to them and consequently did not agree with or understand their diagnoses or their treatment plan.

Some interviewees in this study reported problems conveying their symptoms and being adequately listened to by their GP; this could potentially lead to an inaccurate diagnosis and an inappropriate treatment plan.

She also pointed to a blog post the company published this summer after the ICO ruled that the 2015 ISA with the Royal Free had broken UK data protection laws — in which DeepMind admits it "underestimated the complexity of NHS rules around patient data" and failed to adequately listen and "be accountable to and [be] shaped by patients, the public and the NHS as a whole".

But diversity takes deliberate effort – sometimes even numbers – to ensure that all sorts of people feel adequately represented, and listened to.

The commission also found that locally employed staff were not being listened to adequately despite their practical knowledge and experience and generally "only give [their] opinion if asked".

Out of the seven HCWs who were observed, five greeted and interacted with women in a polite and respectful manner, four had to ask women additional questions, five listened to what the women had to say and probed her adequately, six clearly stated that the information would be treated confidentially, and six gave appropriate guidance.

On closer inspection, however, Thomson believes all those cases can be adequately and equally well explained in terms of violations of property rights or rights over the person, such as a right not to be listened to.

"Lizzie listened," he explained.

Casals listened intently.

People listened, people understood.

DP11w: They listened to me.