When leaders failed that completely to hold their managers accountable for the long-term well-being of their institutions and their multiple stakeholders, is it any wonder so much harm followed?
Participants responded initially with fear that discontinuation was due to harm, followed by acceptance after effective messaging, and finally with disappointment.
25 The use of screening criteria to identify charts with possible harm followed by an in-depth review for actual harm has been used for decades, including the landmark Harvard Medical Practice Study.
Most of the calls to Mind's national helpline are from those wanting to talk about suicide and self-harm, followed by advice on support services, mainly advocacy and welfare benefits.
Adverse outcomes were described in terms of harm or prevention of harm, as follows.
"Now there shouldn't be any doubt that TV can be as frightening as feature films," said David Schulner, executive producer of "Do No Harm," which follows a kindly Philadelphia doctor by day who becomes a violent psychopath by night.
BP (and its co-venturers) should, as the legal jargon has it, be strictly liable for the harm that follows from the blow-up of its well.
We talk with co-workers and clients, including Trump supporters, about our common frustrations when we lose our safety nets, see friends deported, lose our clean air and water, and all the harm to follow.
Beyond the pain of hearing that one might have a serious disease (with visible pathology, no less), I knew that other harm could follow: terror, sleepless nights, doctors' visits, costly and even painful medical workups that, in the end, might turn up nothing.
But the harm principle, on any of a number of interpretations, is too restrictive to be consistent with retributive justice, which, unlike the harm principle, calls for giving the wrongdoer his just deserts even if no other good (such as the prevention of harm) should follow (Tomlin 2014).
