Sentence examples for assertive consultations from inspiring English sources

The frequency of assertive consultations and service use suggest that patients accepted the experimental intervention by adhering to the approach.

A recent randomised trial 27 evaluated the Norwegian model by offering six to eight assertive and motivational consultations, while a similar control group received standard care from a general practitioner.

Heavy use of the Internet to participate in health forums, buy medicines and read websites and infrequent interaction with unknown web doctors seem to lead to more assertive patients during the consultation, especially those feeling in fragile health condition.

Egleston for statistical consultation, K. Buchheit for assertive proofreading, V.C. Jordan and K. Yamada for sharing cells and antibodies, and E. Golemis, J. Chernoff, as well as P. Rao, for informative discussions.

The most prolific is Jurgen Mayer Hermann, who trades as J Mayer H. His border checkpoints and service stations in Georgia might, at first glance, be taken for works of the 1960s – they are uncompromising, assertive, convinced of the artist's right to impose his vision without consultation, without accommodating consensual taste.

By contrast, male clinicians are more assertive, give more advice and interpretation, and focus more on technical aspects of the clinical consultation, such as the physical examination [ 2].

Three studies of consecutive patients examined peer-based family psychoeducation in Chinese and Tamil patients recruited from an assertive outreach team, and referrals from in-patient and out-patient community psychiatric services to specialist cultural consultation services (one in Canada and one in the UK) in order to elicit illness narratives to aid decision-making.

In periods of crisis and excercebations assertive out-reach crisis management was provided at home up to 3 hours per week, often supplemented with phone-consultations.

Lampard more assertive.

Women are more assertive.

"They're too assertive.