Back at the consumption room in Vesterbro, manager Ivan Christensen stresses that his staff are developing a rapport with long-term users who previously had no access to support services for addicts and says he has noticed a "growing interest" in rehabilitation programmes.
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Making sure patients are able to see the same clinician over time can help both patients and clinicians to create trusted relationship and a 'therapeutic rapport' essential for the treatment of long-term conditions.
Moreover, they aimed to establish rapport with patients and link them with long-term physical and mental healthcare through various Transitions Clinics.
The situation is slightly different for long-term substitutes, as they are able to build up a rapport with staff and team/department members.
This is expected to facilitate sensitive recruitment of participants and nurture an atmosphere of trust and reciprocal rapport that is essential for establishing a long-term commitment to the study.
The development of a therapeutic nurse-client relationship, built on a foundation of acceptance, trust and strong rapport is at the core of most long-term home visiting programs with vulnerable populations [ 26, 27].
Georgia's best long-term prospects now, more clearly than ever, lie with a closer rapport with the European Union (EU).
Treatment consisted of weekly, goal-directed therapy sessions focused on engaging the patient, establishing a therapeutic rapport and stimulating interest and motivation in achieving long-term, measurable goals, which they broke down into intermediate and short-term goals.
