Sentence examples for reports of client from inspiring English sources

Although previous research samples suggest that the lifetime prevalence of violence among female sex workers is between 50% and 100%, 27 28 many such estimates have been based solely on reports of client violence.

The mechanism comprises of an initial 24-h report of client status and a follow-up of up to 6 weeks.

Most studies both in developed and developing nations have explored and reported health care workers knowledge and practice of early detection of breast cancer and its EDMs but there is limited report of client teaching on various aspects of breast cancer especially in Nigeria.

One recent study measured quality of family planning services based on clients' reports of provider-client interactions; and examined its relationship with continuation of contraceptive methods at clients' follow-up visit in two provinces in the Philippines [ 2].

Details of every individual who registers with the SCPPs are recorded (with consent) by SCPP staff as part of the Minimum Dataset (MDS) of core data required for anonymous national reporting of clients who access Scottish NHS Board specialist smoking cessation services [ 41].

A West of Scotland CAB [Citizen's Advice Bureau] reports of a client who has recently become unemployed.

Here is a typical case: A West of Scotland CAB [Citizen's Advice Bureau] reports of a client who has recently become unemployed.

These 5 voluntary reports of positive client interaction reference 4 providers (1 provider received 2 positive reports) working at 2 public and 2 private facilities.

A law firm in New Orleans alerted Mr. Feinberg to reports of their clients getting letters from people claiming to work with Mr. Feinberg, using fake stationery and requesting wire transfer information that can be used for electronic theft.

Elsewhere, there are reports of messaging clients like Whatsapp overtaking Facebook Messenger, as Facebook admits to declining teen usage.

Among these, a study done in Brazil reported satisfaction of clients of private community pharmacy services which provided pharmaceutical care in comparison with those not providing it [ 12].