Sentence examples for leading harm from inspiring English sources

It's also home to a leading harm reduction movement that is referenced across the country and worldwide.

16 Thus, the tool measures factual harm to patients, while errors not leading to harm, near errors and errors of omission are not included.

Stuart says that when the filmmakers first visited the clinic to shadow him, "The story, which they thought was about gay men taking drugs and having fun but leading to harm, was flipped upside down.

Critics of PGT have cautioned that customers may misinterpret their genetic test results, leading to harm or unnecessary medical expenditure [ 1, 6].

Their study does not provide the elements to determine whether delays are leading to harm or not, but they demonstrate again the variation in provision of critical care in different health-care settings and for different patients.

This TRM was developed using an educational paradigm to identify safety related learning needs and improvement opportunities and evolved from the traditional approach of quantifying acts of commission leading to harm.

Their main reason for not disclosing errors was the fear that the patient may cease therapy, leading to harm and a reduced chance of recovery from the mental illness.

Harmful alcohol consumption (more than 60 g/d for males and 40 g/d for females) is defined as a drinking behaviour leading to harming of physical or psychological health [ 14, 15].

This means that students in the present study who experienced 1 out of 2 7 items of harm were considered to have alcohol-related harm, leading to a higher prevalence of harm.

This is the first attempt to increase our knowledge and understanding of the burden of iatrogenic harm leading to mortality for the speciality of orthopaedics and trauma using a PSRS.

This is the court at its worst: terrible legal reasoning leading to serious harm to millions of people.