Sentence examples for consecutive harm from inspiring English sources

The term "undesirable event" broadly describes suboptimal outcomes and processes that may or may not be resulting from error, and may or may not result in consecutive harm.

In each hospital, data were collected on consecutive presentations for self-harm over a 3-month period in 2010/2011.

A general assessment approach of suicide risk factors for consecutive patients with self-harm in the emergency department of Mackay Memorial Hospital (MMH) has been adopted since 2005.

Nursing homes object to a policy under which penalties are automatically imposed if, in two consecutive visits, inspectors find deficiencies that cause harm or immediate jeopardy to patients.

A sterling box-office run and two consecutive number 1 weekends that will do no harm in marketing the movie across DVD and digital platforms bode well.

Searches for cases of deliberate self-harm involve a combination of manually checking consecutive presentations to the emergency departments, selecting potential cases on the basis of keyword searches and triage coding by hospital staff.

"We are very satisfied that the judge handed down consecutive sentences so as to properly reflect the magnitude of the harm done by this defendant".

For example, Non-Responders (individuals who reported severe symptoms and did not improve over seven consecutive days) were significantly more likely to use deliberate self-harm than any other group (see Figures  2 and 1).

His death led to protests but did not cause real political harm to then-Mayor Richard Daley, who had rolled to his sixth consecutive electoral victory earlier that year.

In consecutive years other common disorders, like ADHD, bipolar disorder, psychosomatic disorders and problems with self-harm and suicide, are presented.

The first was a consecutive 6-month sample of women age 15 44 years attending a local emergency department for non-fatal self-harm in a single catchment area in London (Appleby and Turnbull 1995).