Also, the number needed to harm (Walter, 2000) was evaluated as an estimate of the number of patients who should receive radiotherapy in order to induce one excess sarcoma during 10 years of follow-up.
In the present study the HMPS method was evaluated for the detection of no-harm incidents.
The weevil was evaluated for release in 1990 using contemporary protocols intended to prevent harm to native species.
The quality of these preschools was evaluated with a revised and adopted version of the Early Childhood Environment Rating Scale (ECERS) (Harms & Clifford, 1980).
We assumed that if a recommendation was based on consensus, because evidence was lacking, the presence of a GP gave the best available indication that applicability, and balance between benefit and harm had been evaluated from the perspective of the GP.
We include suggestions for prioritizing harms to be evaluated, use of terminology related to reporting of harms, selection of sources of evidence on harms, assessment of risk of bias (quality) of harms reporting, synthesis of evidence on harms, and reporting of evidence on harms.
Both the potential benefits and harms need to be evaluated to guide optimal use of this imaging modality in select patient populations.
Although Indigenous youth are over represented in Indigenous alcohol harms, few interventions addressing alcohol-related harm among Indigenous youth have been evaluated.
Though most of the ADEs were evaluated to cause temporary harm, clinically significant number of children suffered from permanent harm.
Self-destructive behaviours were evaluated by the Deliberate Self-Harm Inventory and Paykel Suicide Scale.
