The phrase "ask alert" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest a request for someone to be attentive or vigilant, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Please remain ask alert during the presentation to catch any important details."
Alternatives: "stay attentive" or "be vigilant".
To evaluate the effect on clinical practice of training primary care providers (PCPs) in an approach to brief behaviour change counselling (BBCC), integrating the 5As (ask, alert, assess, assist, arrange) with a guiding style derived from motivational interviewing in the South African context.
Another study is underway to explore an approach to individual counselling in the health centre that combines the '5As' (Ask, Alert, Assess, Assist, Arrange) with a guiding style of communication in clinical nurse practitioners and doctors.
The structure of the 5As (ask, alert, assess, assist and arrange) that is currently seen as best practice for brief behaviour change counselling may be useful in the approach to discussing mental health problems, safety planning and use of legal rights and resources [ 39, 40].
"Is she married?" he asked, instantly alert.
(Since peanuts are used in many Thai dishes, diners with food allergies are asked to alert the server before ordering).
Lower-level employees will not have to file financial disclosures but will be asked to alert their bosses to potential conflicts.
Last summer, scientists, fishermen and swimmers were asked to alert the authorities whenever they saw a bloom, as part of an early warning system in Spain known as Operation Jellyfish.
The dogs were asked to alert their handlers by sitting next to the spot where they had sniffed out the scat of a caribou, moose, or wolf.
If patients were thought to need urgent care, PHWs were asked to alert RHSP staff and facilitate transfer to a higher level of care.
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