Higher scores indicate higher levels of this belief in the harm of medicines (0 20 points).
Expose people to needs, provide opportunities for volunteering, and put people in harm's way of being asked to volunteer.
"We have a lot of assets in harm's way".
1 Choosing a cut-point is a trade-off between harm of treatment in non-cases (overtreatment) and harm of no treatment in cases (undertreatment).
In contrast, the harms of polypharmacy and prescribing of PIMs in older people are well established.
This research contributes quantitative data to a growing body of evidence of successful ways in which civilians reduce risk of harm in times of conflict.
Such a decision would seem to require evidence of harm in excess of benefit.
In "Do No Harm," one of Britain's foremost neurosurgeons offers an anatomy of error.
Increasing the vividness of the descriptions of harm in moral dilemmas reduces endorsement of harmful actions.
The overall balance of benefit to harm in terms of mortality was in favour of screening.
