Also for purposes of this policy, the term "business activities" includes administration of a department, school, laboratory, office or other entity of the University (for example, a safety inspection conducted by a member of a dormitory staff would be a "business activity").
For example, a safety concern might arise during late clinical trials or efficacy may not be seen in certain populations, stopping development of the intervention such that time invested might be considered partially wasted.
Is, for example, a strong safety culture a much stronger condition for improving hand hygiene interventions than for medication reconciliation, or for computer decision support for prescribing?
With the increasing reliability of the modern technology, the human contribution to the global risk in the operation of industrial systems is becoming more and more significant: in the nuclear reactor operation, for example, a recent Probabilistic Safety Assessment of this contribution is about 25% of the probability of core damage, all situations considered.
For example, a new surgical safety checklist has been developed to reduce the number of surgical complications [ 41].
For example, a 'health and safety' poster may be displayed within a reception area as a legal requirement but have little or no impact on individual or organisational routines relating to health and safety.
Make sure the materials are appropriate to the age of the child, for example, use a safety "choke tube" (this tube lets you see if an item is small enough to choke on, and is typically the size of a toilet paper tube) to determine if any of your materials are too small for age 3 years and younger.
Of note is that several definitions include comments about actual or potential outcomes, for example, "a threat to patient safety,"[ 34] "potentially negative consequences,"[ 35] "result in a perceived harm,"[ 14] or "result in serious harm"[ 36].
For example, an application regarding safety pressure relief valves is given.
In a safety assessment, for example, a caregiver found not to be supervising or feeding a child must be directed to immediate assistance; otherwise the computer requires that the child be detained.
For example, a Toronto-based organization created a "safety audits" program, which allows women to identify where they feel unsafe and has been replicated in cities around the world.
