Sentence examples for harm risk from inspiring English sources
Assessment of self harm risk is both a common and difficult task in emergency room settings.
A conceptual framework will be introduced that looks at harm, risk and vulnerability at the three levels of individual, community and society.
In announcing the decision, nine months after its initial ruling, David Cooke, head of the British Board of Film Classification, reiterated his group's opinion that the game "posed a real potential harm risk," GameIndustry.biz said.
A World Bank study of twenty-three countries found that the poor saw police "not as a source of help and security, but rather of harm, risk, and impoverishment".
In the case of The Killer Inside Me, I think the British Board of Film Classification got it right when it said: "Although several scenes are very strong and impactful with the potential to cause offence to some viewers … the scenes in question do not endorse or eroticise sexual assault, or pose a credible harm risk to viewers of 18 and over".
"Prescription drugs are widely available," Mr. Nasta said, "and they can be acquired without going to the ghetto to buy it off the street corner and risk personal harm, risk arrest, risk being sold something other than what you think you're buying, and the whole negative stigma that goes along with that subculture".
Presumably, the threshold should vary inversely with the magnitude of the harm risked, so that the probability of harm required to justify regulation is lower the greater the harm risked.
In other words, insofar as this woman was texting on Talkspace about stressors rather than seeking, or being encouraged to seek, immediate in-person attention to properly intervene in the relapse, effective treatment was being delayed and harm risked.
In line with the ethical principle of nonmaleficence (do no harm), risks of the study should be considered.
We heard in the inquest that they didn't believe he was a suicide or self-harm risk.
Responding to the findings, published in The Lancet Psychiatry, two psychology researchers have suggested doctors should more closely monitor goths for self-harm risk.
