Failure of compliance and governance at the News of the World Few would subscribe to the view of Paul McMullan, the former feature writer who told the inquiry that "privacy is for paedos", says Leveson, but he says the paper's "casual attitude to privacy and the lip service it paid to consent demonstrated a far more general loss of direction".
Failure of compliance with medical regimen is one of the major risk factors associated with morbidity and mortality in heart transplant (HT) recipients.
Failure of compliance with the medical regimen is one of the major risk factors associated with morbidity and mortality in heart transplantation patients.
While the full details may indicate otherwise, the process as described here seems to be a far cry from substantial penalties of $1 million to $5 million for each failure of compliance that some media reports appeared to suggest.
This comprises 46.6% of causes for failure of compliance in our 2011 data.Figure 2 illustrates the reasons for switching among different biologic drugs.
In some instances, sputum gave a negative culture, but in many instances, the result was unavailable for a variety of reasons that could not be identified, including failure to cough up sputum, drying up of the specimen, breakage of sputum containers and failure of compliance by the patient.
When your cat does not actually swallow her medicine, it is called failure of compliance.
The key to avoiding recurrence due to failure of compliance is to ensure that every single dose of antibiotic is given on time, and swallowed rather than spat out.
Last year the inspector general at the department of justice, Glenn Fine, brought to light some failures of FBI compliance with the law on National Security Letters: an appropriate service to the public good by an inspector general which nobody else could have performed.
