The military was forced to apologise after one sonic boom was unintentionally heard hundreds of kilometres inside Israel last week.
Our results confirmed significant improvements in patient perceptions of "personal information overheard by others", being "seen by irrelevant persons", having "unintentionally heard inappropriate conversations from healthcare providers", and experiencing "providers' respect for my privacy".
Similar analyses for "Personal information overheard by others", "Seen by irrelevant persons", "Unintentionally heard inappropriate conversations from healthcare providers", and "Providers' respect for my privacy" demonstrated important improvements for the post-intervention group (Table 6).
There were statistically significant differences between pre- and post-intervention groups on "Personal information overheard by others", "Seen by irrelevant persons", "Unintentionally heard inappropriate conversations from healthcare providers", and "Providers' respect for my privacy".
Significant improvements were observed in patient perception of "personal information overheard by others", being "seen by irrelevant persons", having "unintentionally heard inappropriate conversations from healthcare providers", and experiencing "providers' respect for my privacy".
Secondary measures concerned patient privacy and confidentiality, including "personal information overheard by others", being "seen by irrelevant persons", having "unintentionally heard inappropriate conversations from healthcare providers", and experiencing "providers' respect for my privacy" measured on an ordinal 5-point Likert scale.
We often unintentionally hurt others because we don't have to look someone in the eyes or hear the emotion in their voice.
So if you go up to them before they're ready and say, 'Can I help you?' which is a cliché, you hear, 'No, thank you.' That's a silent derailer because, as subtle as that is, the salesperson unintentionally actually pushed the customer to say no.
I think for me (and some other women) who find it hard to hear the word "panties," particularly from men, it has to do with a notion that these men are somehow (unintentionally) sexualizing little girls.
and seek potential hires who might not hear about a job at the alumni-association dinner or the spittin', cussin' and scratchin' lounge in the men's locker room or through any of those informal networks that, even if unintentionally, exclude much of the population and maintain the status quo.
