Achieving abstinence seems increasingly unlikely without a change in attitude towards addiction, as well as a more effective client-centred drugs policy.
These include more productive teams, more effective relationships with clients and improved customer service.
There was also some indication that focusing on specific conditions was more effective in moving clients towards work and improving health conditions than generic approaches.
These range across domains that provide information and decision support to professionals, which may be beneficial in terms of technical and managerial issues, enable more effective communication with clients, and directly enhance logistic issues such as supply chains.
But as competition for clients increased, some firms began to look for a new and more effective ways to attract clients.
Its first Investor Advocate, Rick A. Fleming, says one of his agency's priorities is to give financial service professionals more effective tools to protect clients whenever an adviser or registered representative suspects financial or other abuse of a vulnerable client.
Legatics has an anchor client A&O-- and entrée to the marketplace; A&O has a technological tool that complements its practice expertise, makes it more efficient, and enhances client 'stickiness,' and clients have more effective legal delivery as well as internal access to the platform.
In this program, you will explore these tools, and acquire essential consulting skills that prepare you to deliver more effective solutions to your clients.
But once they start to filter out the noise and busywork, they find that they're more effective at communicating with clients and colleagues, staying informed about their fields, and building their social profiles, all with relatively modest investments of time.
The book's findings should enhance practitioners' understanding of pain to develop more effective individualized treatments for clients' pain experience, and inspire researchers as well.
Given cancer survivors face a real risk of cancer recurrence, rather than directly challenging the fears associated with a possible recurrence, MCT is well suited to cancer survivors as it works at the metacognitive level teaching clients more effective ways to respond to the presence of fears associated with a potential cancer recurrence.
