The phrase "assessment of client" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or analyzing a client's needs, performance, or situation, often in professional or service-oriented fields.
Example: "The assessment of client needs is crucial for developing an effective service plan."
Alternatives: "evaluation of client" or "analysis of client".
Assessment of client functioning on these key factors will then be sufficient.
OT assessment of client outcomes in terms of ADL dependence, need for formal and informal help in the home, and MDs prior to HA certification.
In the fourth phase, the consolidation and transformation phase, inclusion of information feedback loops and the continuous assessment of client and stakeholder needs were added.
However, on the individual level agreement between individual clients and their own case manager was only slightly better than chance, both in the choice of key risk and protective factors and in the assessment of client functioning on these factors.
An inter-sectoral electronic client chart that records a more complete history of healthcare use (including physician visits, emergency room visits, acute care and long-term care facility admissions) would allow for a better assessment of client care safety.
The activities consisted health screenings, assessment of client's working ability and individual health promotion-oriented guidance and counselling, emphasising in particular the health-related risks and problems during the unemployment spell.
Implementers of HBC should consider assessment of clients' needs, preferences, and social support networks, and tailored care.
Currently mainly based on the SMAF [ 31], home healthcare providers' assessment of clients' needs focus principally on daily activities [ 51].
In this evaluation, although most facilities offered all the programme components, access was found to be limited in that 50% of facilities reported routinely deferring clients, only 44% prioritised the assessment of clients with STIs and 63% prioritised the assessment of clients presenting with a chronic cough.
Also included were two measures representing the time between assessments, as different implementations of the HC and CHA around the world utilize different intervals for the assessment of clients, from three months, to six months, to one year.
The MDS-HC provides a comprehensive assessment of clients' sociodemographic, physical and cognitive status, health conditions, mental and social well-being, behaviour, formal and informal service use, and use of prescription and over-the-counter medications.
