"What if I tell her to do one thing and it contradicts the pest-control company's plans?" he said, referring to the client.
Polling council rules state that its members must refer to the "client commissioning the survey", and there is some suggestion that simply saying the client is a Liberal Democrat member does not meet the requirement.
We believe a 'referral only' model could fit with the current practice of case managers in this sample who discussed ACP with their clients, and where the most frequent outcomes of ACP discussions were to schedule meetings with significant others (47%) and to refer to the client's GP (45%).
While in some instances 'therapeutic relationship' or 'the medical home' may refer to the client consistently being seen by a single practitioner, continuity may also be interpreted to mean the client consistently attends the same service and may see any one of several practitioners.
The software LSM classifies the link status as the percentage of maximum signal strength and quality: "excellent" (>75%), "good" (40 75%), "fair" (20 40%), or "poor" (<20%); where signal strength and quality refer to the client adapter's radio signal at the time packets are being received, quantified as bytes transmitted and received and the errors that occur.
Continuity in the context of healthcare refers to the perception of the client that care has been connected and coherent over time.
Shared accountability refers to the capacity for clients, caregivers and providers across the health system to collaboratively plan, implement, and periodically re-assess the safety of medication regimens and related care to ensure optimal outcomes.
As indicated in Table 1B, pushing refers to a transfer from the server to clients if initiated from the server side, and from a client to the server if initiated from the client side; whereas pulling refers to the transfer from the server to clients if initiated from the client side, and from a client to the server if initiated from the server side.
Finding the term "hooking up" distasteful, the client refers to the act instead as "kissing," "smooching," or "boning".
The client component refers to the characteristics of patients that could influence how they perceive their hospital experience including demographic information such as age, gender, and self-reported health status.
