Similar to other studies conducted on the issue, nurses' knowledge and skills to deal with the errors [ 13], the nurses' personal characteristics, such as responsibility, clarity in the notion of the errors which should be reported [ 11], and negative impacts and consequences of the errors [ 13] were among the motivators mentioned in the present study [ 11, 13].
For example, the intended labelling system could produce unintended consequences with negative impacts for families and centres.
In addition, the severe physiological and functional consequences have negative impacts on physical function, pulmonary capacity, nutritional state, psychological well-being and quality of life.
Our results show that, considering the observed consequences of FN on chemotherapy delivery (dose adjustments, delays, dropped cycles), and the known associated negative impact of such consequences on the efficacy of treatment, patients with breast cancer and NHL who are to receive moderate or high risk chemotherapy regimens may benefit from better access to primary prophylaxis with G-CSF.
I believe that you should be held accountable for your actions but I also recognize the incredibly negative impact that the consequences must be having on your life, and I wish you all the best as you yourself heal from this.
The consequences of the rapid rise in obesity include not only health consequences, but also negative impacts on the opportunity to participate in educational and recreational activities, and increased economic burden at familial and societal levels.
Such negative impacts, Carson believed, were the consequence of the "impetuous and heedless pace of man rather than the deliberate pace of nature".
Currently, stakeholders who deal with crises have to make decisions under stress, for example in order to mitigate consequences or avoid negative impacts on high-stake elements.
While that may seem like it's good for the land, Bresnahan explained, it has negative impacts on the ocean and dire consequences on the areas vulnerable to ocean storms.
Because of the above consequences and related negative impacts such as social withdrawal, poor vocational functioning and worse quality of life [ 5- 7, 9- 14], internalized stigma is emerging as a key factor that can hold back the recovery process.
