Sentence examples for abuse guide from inspiring English sources

Sections of Novick's exam content appear to be little more than a compilation of material from the National Institutes of Health, a number of mental health Web sites, government sources and a drug abuse guide designed for teenagers.

But the potential for a technology to be abused is no guide to whether it should be suppressed, said Phil Zimmerman, who invented an easy way to encrypt messages to stop them being spied on.

This study draws together and is corroborated by several studies in Tanzania that describe poor quality of care, and to a lesser extent abuse, as factors guiding delivery preference.

The purpose of this paper is to describe the rationale for the development of a research protocol guide, Child Abuse Level Management (CALM), and address protection of children in research.

If the abuse is observed, the guide suggests intervening and alerting authorities.

The representations of substance abuse were considered a "guide to action" [ 17, 18]; thus, GPs' opinions were used to understand how they act.

In recent years, researchers have begun talking about mental health care in the same way addiction specialists speak of recovery — the lifelong journey of self-treatment and discipline that guides substance abuse programs.

Clinicians use it in investigating accusations of sexual abuse, and psychotherapists, as a guide in diagnosing and treating patients.

Opponents of the bullhook often refer to it as a tool of abuse; defenders consider it a guide.

These multiple information sources and outcome measures provided a richly detailed picture of the scope and nature of OxyContin abuse and were useful in guiding targeted intervention efforts moving forward [ 72, 73].

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