Move too fast, and the evidence of consumer harm might lack the clarity necessary to survive a court challenge".
As a board member with North American Syringe Exchange Network http://www.nasen.org/ for many years George had a unique perspective on many of the ideas that surrounded the early days and he became an amazing friend for me when I wasn't sure how to balance my own personal recovery and work in harm reduction, George brought much clarity for me.
"Minute by minute, I told the Spanish people what I thought they should know, without harming the investigation, but with total clarity, thinking only of the victims and the right of the Spanish people to be properly informed," he said.
The development of a standardised format for reporting harms in systematic reviews will promote clarity and help ensure that readers have the basic information necessary to make an informed assessment of the intervention under review.
This definition attempts to provide some clarity regarding the elements of harm, uncertainty, and proportionate responses.
Others in the literature have considered the ineffectiveness of harm reducing strategies and advocated for the clarity and unambiguous message of totally smoke-free homes [ 6].
This variation indicates a lack of clarity on which benefits and harms of PRT should be discussed with a newly-diagnosed patient.
Surgical research has focused considerably on the risks of short term harm (surgical complications), although with varying extensiveness and clarity.
For others, this perceived clarity was interpreted as of potential harm to patients, where over-reliance on paperwork lead to prescriptive, less thoughtful care, and an absolution from decision-making.
Thus, use of surrogate outcomes in RCTs does not provide sufficient clarity for understanding the actual benefits and harms for patients taking the drugs.
