Sentence examples for influencing clients from inspiring English sources

Thus influencing clients' perspective on quality of care and eventually leading to sub-optimal quality for intrapartum care services in the hospital.

One reason for the lack of research on factors influencing client motivation could be that 'much of the body of psychiatric rehabilitation research consists of atheoretical empirical investigations' [ 8].

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The ability of architects to influence clients and planners is being profoundly eroded by Big Money pedalling trivialised socio-cultural "aspirations".

To examine how significant other (SO) language in support of or against client abstinence from alcohol influences clients' in-session speech and drinking behavior over the 9 months post-Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET).

However, the FAQs note that advisers must not discount in a way that introduces conflicts of interest (e.g., by providing a discount in order to influence clients to purchase a product that benefits the adviser).

The key variables that influence clients' behaviours in the multisensory therapy may be related to the relationship with the carer, constant environment, relaxation and freedom from demands rather than sensory input.

In a petition to set aside the amendment, two relatives of Ms. Morris asserted that the two lawyers had unduly influenced "clients of advanced age and fragile condition to sign wills and trust agreements that provided for gifts to" Mr. Morrissey and "for the appointments" of Mr. Morrissey and Mr. Forsythe "as paid fiduciaries of the wills and trusts".

There can be no singular "best practice" for engagement – but curiosity about how culture and locale influence clients' willingness to participate in care, and creativity in how we account for and incorporate these variables into study designs, will help to shed light on the critical issue of engagement in FEP treatment.

A change agent is defined as 'an individual who influences clients' innovation-decisions in a direction deemed desirable by a change agency' [19].

Health care workers' attitudes and behavior toward clients appear to influence clients' decisions to return for vaccination.