Sentence examples for preference for assistance from inspiring English sources

Elderly patients were more likely to miss multiple items and expressed a preference for assistance with completion.

Our previous work had shown that caregivers have a clear preference for assistance with disclosure from a health care provider (Kallem et al., 2011).

This would allow the prevalence estimates for reasons for weight loss and preference for assistance with losing weight to be reported with 95% CI within ± 5% of the point estimate within these BMI categories.

(CCW 17 about Client 37, male, mobility impairment) The client of the CCW above confirmed that the approach used by the CCW when first visiting the household was that of negotiation and centred on the client's perceived needs and preference for assistance.

The strong difference in preferences for assistance by NPP found in MXL is also seen in LCM.

Examining general practice patients' intentions to lose weight and preferences for assistance with managing their weight is likely to be useful in informing weight management care provided in this setting.

Some key informants noted a preference for cash assistance in USD or in-kind assistance over the local currency because of declines in the value of the Syrian pound.

Staff from the CBR-TWG member organizations described different levels of experience with each assistance modality and challenges faced in implementation; however, none expressed an explicit organizational preference for one assistance modality over another.

Coupled with the related theme of fear that a woman might die in the process of giving birth, the majority of the women interviewed in this study expressed their preference for professional assistance in a health facility setting where their maternity needs were likely to be met.

Table 3 Stakeholder preferences for humanitarian assistance Stakeholder preferences   Community members prefer cash transfers received via vendors/shops or hawala agents in their community, supplemented by in-kind assistance when needed to address fuel shortages and basic services (e.g., primary education and basic health care).

In one rural area, preference for in-kind assistance was due to the small number of shops with limited stock and no nearby hawala agents.