Mr Graham is not the only politician to admit to avoiding email.
While Cathy's immediate family shares many of her views, she admits to avoiding discussions with extended family members and friends who might not be supportive.
For example, the introduction of the four hour wait target resulted in thousands of additional patients being admitted to hospital to avoid breaching the target, who would otherwise have been dealt with within emergency departments and discharged.
In a very interesting interview with the Washington Post, Lucas admitted to having "assiduously avoided the Internet since 2000 — no Facebook, no Twitter, no e-mail even".
I wonder how many people have preemptively admitted to affairs, just to avoid any potential outing.
The principle is to keep it simple; the GP is responsible for the diagnostic actions and the patient is not admitted to the hospital, thus avoiding use of resources, for example, history taking, blood tests, patient records and other administrative or clinical resources demanding activity.
Some physicians may also use this lack of customizability as a way to avoid admitting to other reasons for avoiding EMRs (such as Barriers B1, C2, C3, and D2).
Kareem Serageldin, the former Credit Suisse trader, admitted to mismarking their positions to avoid losses in their investment portfolio at the end of 2007.
Few biology freshmen (11%), sophomores (18%), juniors (16%), or seniors (15%) admitted to accepting evolution privately to avoid conflicts with friends and family (means RWU + PC; Fig. 6c f, choice C).
But it appears that the $536 million settlement with Credit Suisse — the banking giant that admitted to helping Iranian banks avoid sanctions to access the financial system in the United States — may go down as Mr. Morgenthau's last big official takedown.
