Sentence examples for assessment advice from inspiring English sources

The draft proposals will need specialist assessment advice and, more importantly, will need to gain traction with politicians on either side of the political divide.

Joanne Shaw, NHS Direct chair, said: "The closure of NHS Direct marks the end of its 15 years of continuous innovation, during which time it has led the world in remote health assessment, advice and information.

Chair of NHS Direct Joanne Shaw said "The closure of NHS Direct marks the end of its 15 years of continuous innovation, during which time it has led the world in remote health assessment, advice and information.

The first is for patient contact and triage management applications, which are intended to be "a key enabler for NHS 24 to provide timely, safe and efficient patient clinical assessment, advice and referral services".

Leverage Columbia University's superb research capabilities to initiate projects focus in Chile and the South Cone on a variety of issues and to offer assessment, advice and solutions to support Chilean sustainable development.

Leverage Columbia University's superb research capabilities to initiate projects focus in Chile and the South Cone on a variety of issues and to offer assessment, advice and solutions to support Chilen sustainable development.

He also advises finding out when the hotels, coaches and drivers were last audited and asking for risk-assessment advice.

Worse, says Anna Reeves of the ACE Centre, a national charity that provides independent AAC assessments, advice and training, "a lot of people who need it have real trouble getting it.

In this approach, patients seeking physiotherapy are invited to telephone a physiotherapist for an initial assessment and advice, following which the patient is posted written self-management and exercise advice.

We did not focus on congruence of the actual contents of the assessment and advice with existing guidelines and/or other available evidence, but as mentioned previously most advices were brief and quite general.

Physiotherapists offer initial assessment and advice by telephone, supported by computerised algorithms, and patients are sent written self-management and exercise advice by post.