That "victim blaming" is as relevant today as it was then (and for centuries before) speaks volumes about our psychological and social tendency to displace responsibility onto victims instead of perpetrators.
Worst case, standards are thoughtlessly applied, or are used as a way to displace organizational responsibility for safety that may be in conflict with business pressures.
Describing CS in this way displaced causal responsibility for the patient's death from the carer onto the natural order of events.
How do we ensure that we do not displace the responsibility for HIV care of our CHWs onto the peripheral zone of supervision?
Thus they bear not only responsibility for displacing the "genial paternalists" once at the helm of America's companies, but also for displacing a model of corporate management that, while certainly less efficient, did a better job of protecting the welfare of all the corporation's many stakeholders.
It was also the first time the organisation assumed primary responsibility for those displaced within their own country (IDPs), not just for those who had fled across international borders.
Local leadership: It is critical that emergency-affected populations, including displaced and refugee populations, be given responsibility for their own health from the outset of an emergency health programme.
Clinton bears heavy responsibility for that carnage, which has by now displaced more than 10 million Syrians and left more than 250,000 dead.
According to the Peace Caravan's statement, Sicilia wants to "Bring to the American people's conscience their shared responsibility for the thousands of dead, missing and displaced in the drug war".
In each emergency, a lead organization should be assigned overall responsibility for the protection and assistance of internally displaced persons.
Similarly, treating the question of whether to accept ten thousand Syrian refugees as an issue of charity skirts our responsibility for exacerbating the turmoil in the Middle East that has displaced millions.
