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Client Work means any services or products produced for a client, including but not limited to existing technology or intellectual property provided or owned by the client. All rights relating to the work are transferred to the client.

Clinical Diagnosis means the process of identifying a disease based on medical history, physical examination and tests on a sample collected from humans.

Clinical Impression means a professional's informed judgement about a patient's substance abuse treatment progress and potential for future associated issues, based on direct interaction and clinical screening.

Clinical Indication means the valid medical reason for using a specific treatment or procedure for a condition

Clinically competent means possessing and applying the learning, skill, experience, and care typical of professionals in the relevant discipline

any of the following: diagnosing, treating and managing the health of a person under the care of a third party medical practitioner who has the right to use the Intellectual Property Rights in any of the Results;

Clinical Practice means the practice of medical examination and treatment by qualified and licensed professionals to maintain health and treat illnesses in patients. This includes all activities directly associated with treatment and care. Seen in 45 SEC filings

Clinical Services means the provision of healthcare, encompassing consultation, assessment, therapy, medication management, and care related to mental and physical health needs.

Clinical Staff means the employees or individuals, including but not limited to, [physicians], their assistants, [nurses], and technicians, engaged in delivering healthcare services in a [provider] or [facility].