Sentence examples for client awareness from inspiring English sources

Branding and client awareness of the franchise network were not mentioned as reasons for choosing to attend the franchise facility.

The death highlighted the need for infection control education, client awareness, and standardization of cleaning procedures in Texas midwife facilities.

Client awareness of, demand for, and perceived benefits of ANC and PNC are high, but the quality of service needs to be strengthened.

Client awareness of potential pregnancy danger signs is expected to decrease the amount of time between when a complication occurs, to the time when the complication is identified and the decision is made to seek emergency obstetric care.

By circumventing the typical barriers associated with family history collection (i.e., client awareness of family history, provider practices regarding family history collection and referral), the study aims to increase breast cancer screening among women at greatest risk for breast cancer.

These procedural documents were suggested to outline proper timing of tub filling to reduce proliferation of microorganisms, documentation of client awareness of possible risks when deviating from written procedures, and laboratory testing procedures to be followed when birthing tubs are suspected of being contaminated with Legionella or other pathogens.

Nonetheless, active and potential clients' awareness of the law against patronizing and the possibility of its enforcement likely promote general deterrence, even though most vice operations are conducted covertly and not well-publicized (in Colorado Springs and many US communities).

For one, it could heighten clients' awareness of their social networks.

Campaigns that provide educational massages on the risk of malaria during pregnancy and the usefulness of IPTp so as to raise clients' awareness should be emphasised.

MI is a non-judgmental, non-confrontational approach that attempts to increase clients' awareness of the consequences of their drinking (Miller and Rollnick, 1991, 2002).

The intervention aims at raising clients' awareness of their everyday occupations in terms of what they do, how they do it and how they perceive it [ 27].