Sentence examples for the client consented from inspiring English sources

During the ANC surveillance survey, nurses documented in the ANC surveillance register whether the client consented to participate in ANC surveillance, whether the client had an HIV test conducted as part of the PMTCT program, and whether the client had ever had a previous HIV positive test result.

If the client consented to ANC surveillance, the nurse also labeled filter paper cards with the same unique code and prepared DBS specimens which were later sent to the National Immunology Reference Lab in Maputo for centralized antibody testing with ELISA.

In Anglo-American countries judicial decisions, legislation, and legal ethics generally forbid a lawyer to testify about confidential communications between himself and his client unless the client consents.

The ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct prohibits with few exceptions revealing information about a case unless the client consents.

(Who else could ask a perfect stranger to turn his head and cough?) In short, that means they're obliged to put patient interests above their own and abstain from self-dealing (profiting from the relationship unless the client consents).

In total, 142 (29%) of the 483 eligible home care clients consented and entered the study.

A total of 112 clients consented to participate in the study and 92 participants completed the minimal baseline assessment.

If clients consented to be part of the study, monitoring data collection was enhanced compared with normal practice.

The client may consent to the representation after full disclosure of the actual or possible conflict.

While the American Bar Association has decided that there is nothing illegal or unethical about lawyers' taking stock in lieu of cash, it has set only broad parameters: The transaction must be reasonable, the client must consent to the transaction in writing, and the client must have reasonable opportunity to seek a second legal opinion on the deal.

The disclosure must be made only with the client's consent or consent of the legally authorized individual; it can also be made without the client's consent only if mandated by law or when the psychologist uses the information for consultation or protection of the client (American Psychological Association 2010).