Sentence examples for eliminating harm from inspiring English sources

The paradigmatic individual — the benevolent person (ren ren) — is one who devotes himself to "promoting the benefit of and eliminating harm to the world".

But as Vincent [ 2] states, CRM aims at reducing or eliminating harm to patients.

Furthermore, a systematic clinical risk management (CRM) can play a crucial role in enabling health care organizations to assess, manage, and contain risks related to patient safety and aims at reducing or eliminating harm to patients [ 8, 17].

Hospitals are partnering with the government and private insurers to eliminate harm, avoid preventable readmissions and improve the coordination of care.

Rather, the fundamental criterion of right is to promote benefit and eliminate harm to everyone.

In 2008 Henry Ford Health System launched its "No Harm Campaign," designed to integrate harm-reduction interventions into a systemwide initiative and, ultimately, to eliminate harm from the health care experience.

As this passage and the capsule summaries of their ten core doctrines indicate, the Mohists saw themselves primarily as a moral, political, and religious advocacy group devoted to realizing what they saw as a morally right society and way of life, one that promotes "benefit" (lì) and eliminates "harm" (hai) for "all under heaven".

Many practicing clinicians are dismayed by general statements about eliminating all harm, but may be more willing to engage in discussions about substantially reducing the risk of or eliminating preventable harm [ 5].

Duckett said the cluster of baby deaths that prompted the review were harrowing and that his team's recommendations, some of which have already been implemented, would help the department's goal of eliminating avoidable harm to patients.

The aim of the study is to achieve the safest possible clinical outcomes by eliminating patient harm and integrating high-reliability behaviors into the work habits of employees and physicians through the development of a high performing, coordinated quality and safety collaborative in alignment with organizational strategies and existing infrastructure.

The Mohists could apply their basic standard of righteousness — what "promotes benefit to and eliminates harm from the world" — as a criterion by which to justify a social dao (way), or set of practices and norms, that best promotes everyone's welfare.