Sentence examples for vulnerable rapport from inspiring English sources
In 2011, the ambulatory clinic alone had 33,097 consultations with patients considered to be vulnerable ("Rapport Annuel PMU 2011", Annual report for the Policlinique Médicale Universitaire in Lausanne).
Social health insurance or community based insurance, for instance, can be piloted through the NGOs who already have a rapport in the vulnerable communities.
Without specific assessment criteria, attributes that are currently measured indirectly or bypassed altogether, like the ability to communicate, build rapport and work with more vulnerable and challenging patients, risk being devalued or ignored.
However, as the household interviews progressed and a better rapport established, the importance of safe storage for preventing self-harm amongst vulnerable members of the community, in particular the mentally ill, emotionally distressed, or drunk was often raised.
The development of a therapeutic nurse-client relationship, built on a foundation of acceptance, trust and strong rapport is at the core of most long-term home visiting programs with vulnerable populations [ 26, 27].
Participation at baseline and in the supplementary sample of return migrants was 100%, attained because of the careful building up of a close rapport with the IDP community, demonstrating the feasibility of such research among difficult to reach, vulnerable groups in resource-poor post-conflict settings.
Rapport LJ, Coleman Bryer R, Hanks RA.
