Sentence examples for therapy consultations from inspiring English sources
Like Model 1, geography did not have an influence on massage therapy consultations.
(Doctor WL Site 2) Doctors and nurses at the service at the first site, where inter-professional relationships were less well developed, did not observe complementary therapy consultations.
However, complementary therapy consultations were valued not only for giving longer time, but for the quality of that time, and for the acknowledgement that health problems such as asthma do not always have clear-cut, "scientific" answers.
Furthermore, inter-professional relationships would flourish between 'safe' therapists and NHS clinicians, ideally through informal personal contact and more formal exchanges when doctors and nurses observed complementary therapy consultations.
As the most popular type of alternative health care, massage therapy consultations were highest in CMA/CAs (66.6%) and Strong MIZ (68.1%) and considerably lower in the Moderate MIZ (58.7%).
Patients and parents appreciated the opportunities that complementary therapy consultations provided to explore "sideline" issues such as sleeping and more general anxieties, which were perceived as potentially contributing to asthma but were not usually discussed within their NHS asthma consultations.
You know there's a problem when the mother of a 28-year-old calls to schedule a therapy consultation for her son.
The control intervention consists of one community occupational therapy consultation based on information material of the Alzheimer Society.
A 10-session community occupational therapy programme did not work more effectively than a comprehensive one-session occupational therapy consultation within German routine healthcare.
Feedback from the musicians and physical therapists expressed the need for this service, but also suggested that longer consultation times would be of even greater benefit by providing a full physical therapy consultation.
In this pragmatic non-pharmacological intervention trial, a randomised controlled design is being used in seven health care centres and has the following research aims: To compare the effects of a community occupational therapy programme (COTP) with a community occupational therapy consultation (COTC) on daily functioning of older people with dementia.
