Sentence examples for harm perceived from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, our data indicate that diagnostic labelling could harm perceived health.

Perceived quality and satisfaction of cigarettes compared with 1 year ago, frequency of thoughts of smoking harm, perceived exaggeration of harms, frequency of thoughts of quitting, quitting priority in life, intention to quit, approval of large graphic health warnings and plain packaging.

A questionnaire was administered at baseline, immediately after the training and at 6-month follow-up in order to determine if the training led to improvements in confidence when working with young people who self-harm, perceived skill, knowledge of, and attitudes towards people who self harm.

There were no statistically significant differences between the COTC users who experienced adverse events with those who did not with respect to perceived benefits, knowledge of COTC harms, perceived severity, perceived susceptibility, or perceived barriers to COTC information seeking (Table  3).

I deeply regret any harm, or any perceived harm, that I may have done to anyone by any behaviour of mine.

Those who viewed harm as overdiagnosis perceived harms as more extensive than those who viewed harm as false positives, overtreatment, or unpleasant experiences.

Branded and plain pack smokers did not differ on measures of less immediate smoking intentions, frequency of thoughts about harms or perceived exaggeration of harms.

Respondents also feared harm from perceived judgment of an interviewer.

No potential or actual harm was perceived in five (15%) of the incidents.

We have focused on components of patient safety harm as perceived by professionals.

But where the potential for harm is perceived to be high, an existing intervention with a lower benefit may be preferred.