Sentence examples for indigenous clients from inspiring English sources

In another scene, Donziger coaches one of his indigenous clients, Emergildo Criollo, preparing him to crash Chevron's annual shareholders' meeting, in Houston.

One of its most important achievements has been to work with the Council of Australian Medical Deans to ensure that all graduates from Australian medical schools are competent to treat Indigenous clients.

To compound this, remoteness, differentials in conventional health care and services pose special problems for Indigenous clients in accessing care.

The 2015 16 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Online Services Report (OSR) from Australia, however, identified a number of gaps in current service provision, particularly in relation to addressing the mental health and the social and emotional wellbeing needs of Indigenous clients (AIHW, 2017).

It is not to argue that Indigenous people do not benefit from non-Indigenous services, nor that non-Indigenous people do not benefit from Indigenous services, only that outcomes for Indigenous clients in Indigenous services are likely to be optimised by embracing and operationalising the concept of culture in treatment.

The company will also market its product to Indigenous clients.

A single study conducted in a large urban sexual health clinic found a lower prevalence in Indigenous (6.7%) compared with non-Indigenous clients (9.4%), although this was not a significant difference [ 44].

We favour an individual risk assessment of non-indigenous clients in the UK, for exposure to risks such as drinking unpasteurised milk and eating undercooked meats, and to offer them toxoplasma screening in pregnancy.

Indigenous HACC clients were more likely than other HACC clients to use home maintenance, centre-based nursing care and meals, social support, domestic assistance, transport and a range of medical care and other aids and equipment (data not shown).

Conclusion: The research highlighted the importance of effective communication, developing relationships, viewing the child wholistically and recognising the influence of being Indigenous on clients' healthcare needs and experiences.

17 In 2007, 19 services participating in the HFL programme reported on care planning 419 of 3415 (12%) regular Indigenous adult clients with Type II diabetes had a current GPMP, compared with 34% for these QAIHC services; similarly, 165 of 1546 (10.7%) Indigenous adults with coronary heart disease had a current GPMP compared with 24.8% in this study.