Recent publications by the authors [ 22, 39] highlight the increasing relevance of client-centered quality care towards a sustainable health insurance system in Ghana and Africa at large.
Subsequently, we presented a simple requirements specification document about dataset-1 (see Fig. 2), including all requirement descriptions, budget constraint, weight values given by the clients to each requirement, and, finally, the relevance of each client to the company.
"I'm still curious as to the relevance of your client's sexuality," the judge said to Mr. Fortunato's lawyer.
Though the market it serves is still growing rapidly, it is also changing in ways that threaten the relevance of the client's traditional strengths.
This figure represents only the structure of a dictionary, not the relevance of particular client types.
In fact, some clinicians question the relevance of EBPs for clients receiving community care (Addis et al. 1999; Addis and Krasnow 2000; Becker et al. 2004; Spring et al. 2005), and thus may not be convinced of the relevance or impact of the P/FCFs generated from efficacy studies.
Although a time intensive process, we contend that it led to a more informed understanding of intervention strategies that could be helpful to women, enhancing the relevance of the intervention for NFP clients and reinforcing its credibility and importance to nurse home visitors who are dealing with heavy caseloads and competing requests for practice changes.
For those who value an idea of nursing identity as being about patient-centred caregiving, the apparent disconnection of nursing from patient, family or community care concepts potentially threatens its relevance to its client communities.
One of his more sober potential clients questioned the relevance of Irish to American zoning laws, but Larry patiently allayed his fears by explaining that they deviated in only the smallest details.
It is important that community-based health insurance (CBHI) schemes are designed in such a way as to ensure the relevance of the benefit packages to potential clients.
These were: 1. 'client & support related barriers' (e.g. lack of client interest in lifestyle changes); 2. 'clinician-related barriers' (e.g. lack of relevance to my role); and 3. 'service-related barriers' (e.g. pressures of providing post-acute care).
