Sentence examples for integrated counsel from inspiring English sources

Teneo, which formed in 2011, once billed itself on its website as "integrated counsel for a borderless world... focused on working exclusively with the CEOs and leaders of the world's largest companies, institutions and governments".

VCT and PPTCT are now offered at the same facility referred to as integrated counselling and testing (ICT) centre.

Because HIV test results would not be linked with participant identifiers openly, HIV test results for each participant were sent to the nearest public sector integrated counselling and testing centre (ICTC) using a unique identification number for each participant.

Information on maximum starting age may be relevant for many couples and can be integrated into counselling and education activities.

TB and HIV services have been integrated and counselling for HIV amongst TB patients is routine and free of charge.

The process of integrating reproductive health and HIV services started in Kenya more than a decade ago with initial efforts focusing on integrating counselling and testing for HIV into prenatal care services [ 18, 34].

By integrating PA counselling into routine practice, primary care providers can support patients in meeting this challenge [ 5, 7].

Integrating brief counselling into usual treatment sessions is perceived as the most feasible form of physical activity promotion in patient management.

Based on the findings of this study, it is hereby recommended that physiotherapists in Nigeria should create more time for consultation in order to integrate brief counselling of patients on the importance of leading a more physically active lifestyle into usual treatment sessions.

Firstly, concurrent with the above counselling intervention strategies (Table  1), evidence based information will be integrated into the counselling session that is specific to the woman's situation.

With HIV testing and counselling integrated into antenatal care, providers have added responsibilities that increase the time needed to conduct counselling sessions, which leads to long queues [ 44, 47, 48].