Your client speaks little English and relies on public transport to travel to appointments. What arrangements can you and your client make to ensure that information gathered from the assessment process is reliable?

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Question You have contacted a client to arrange a time and place for an assessment.Your client speaks little English and relies on public transport to travel to appointments. What arrangements can you and your client make to ensure that information gathered from the assessment process is reliable? Health Science Science Nursing Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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