“Community orders would compel mentally ill patients living in the community to attend a clinic or hospital for treatment.”

“This case is a colorful one and provides this subcommittee with a virtual clinic on the subject of financial deceit and misrepresentation.”

“When I heard about it I assumed the narcs had taken him to the methadone clinic on North Avenue.”

“There, he will serve as a clinician specializing in infectious disease and teach post-graduate medical students.”

“If family support disappears and a patient loses housing or a job or both, what can the clinician do?”

“The nature of the hypotheses varies widely depending upon which theory of psychotherapy and psychopathology the clinician applies.”

“The kind of self-possessed girls we've met through doing this come in and think nothing of modelling some Clinique foundation.”

“Idweaver redeveloped entirely the Clinique Esthétique Louise's website, establishment specialised exclusively in medical and aesthetic surgery.”

“As a string bean, you can wear just about anything, including Clinique Happy, a multi-layered floral that's sparkling with ruby red grapefruit.”

“Clear aims and defined outcomes are essential and are likely to be helped by the involvement of lay people and NHS clinicians.”

“Adequate knowledge and training of clinicians will minimize the occurrence of such serious complications.”

“The pain had waxed and waned during the intervening months, and he had been to several other health clinicians.”

“In the Renaissance Hospital, clinics and wards will be based on patient groups rather than medical specialties.”

“This, however, contradicts our anecdotal impression from accident and emergency and fracture clinics.”

“Reports from British clinics suggest two or three cases a week relate to foetal abnormality.”