Sentence examples for representatives of clients from inspiring English sources

If they are to act as the advisers and representatives of clients, then they should not be taking payments from anyone else.

Third, for each implementation trajectory we will organize semi-structured group interviews with relevant other stakeholders (such as representatives of clients' participation councils, nurses, doctors or other care professionals involved).

From July to November 2006 a pilot study was conducted among 2,697 clients of 68 nursing or residential care homes, 2,164 representatives of clients in 57 psychogeriatric care institutions, and 1,462 clients of 19 homecare organizations.

Due to this broad inclusion the participants in this study can be seen as representative of clients with (long-term) SMI.

Comparisons not reported in this paper however show SDQ scores in our sample compare very similarly to SDQ scores collected routinely from other Australian CAMHS, hence we have reasonable confidence that the study sample is at least fairly representative of clients of CAMHS in Australia.

The development of the CQ-index® Long-term Care resulted in three feasible Experience questionnaires with corresponding Importance questionnaires and usable protocols for sampling and data collection in three study populations (i.e. residents of somatic wards, representatives of psychogeriatric clients, and homecare clients).

The CQ-index for the nursing and caring sector -the CQI Long-termm Care'- [ 9] consist of several questionnaires targeting various client populations and domestic settings with tailored data collection: a face-to-face interview protocol for residents (1), a mail questionnaire for representatives of psychogeriatric clients (2), and a mail questionnaire for assisted-living clients (3).

As a presumable consequence, the service could lose a representative number of clients, which would represent a substantial loss in profits.

They have a right to act in all courts as the agents for litigation or representatives of their clients, and they are deemed officers of the court, but they may appear as advocates only in the lower courts.

A total of 2,808 questionnaires were sent to representatives of psychogeriatric clients, and 2,164 responded (77%).

The questionnaire for representatives of psychogeriatric clients was reduced from 76 to 72 items and 14 questions were reformulated.