Sentence examples for harm screening from inspiring English sources

Among the shortcomings identified by the inspectors is the finding that in 39% of cases a "risk of harm" screening had not been completed by the time a prisoner was released on licence, and occasionally there were very lengthy delays in their completion.

Anonymous users of social media goaded 15-year-old Tallulah Wilson to self-harm: screens turned them off from accountability and empathy, and she killed herself.

Here, we discuss the benefits and harm of screening mammography, and reconsider the starting age for screening mammography taking ethnicity into account, focusing on the Asian population.

The harm of screening (unnecessary biopsies and overdiagnosis) generally outweighs the benefit of reducing prostate cancer (PCa) mortality in men aged ≥70 yr.

Only one study measured potential harm from screening.

The major harm of screening was not mentioned in any of 31 invitations.

These criteria help to assess whether the expected benefits surpass the potential harm of screening.

An important facet of our project is to assess the potential for harm from screening.

However, there is uncertainty as to the balance between the benefits and harm of screening mammography in women aged 40−49 years.

Some ethical considerations have been raised about the potential harm of screening labeling patients with the diagnosis of COPD.

51 studied the harm of screening mammography using the initial test data collected from five prefectures in Japan.