Sentence examples for obligation to screen from inspiring English sources

Although domestic violence against women is common in Israel and elsewhere, and though medical staff in Israel have a universal obligation to screen women for domestic violence, actual screening rates remain low.

CAM practitioners have an obligation to screen patients and should not administer high dose IV vitamin C to patients with pre existing renal disease, renal insufficiency or renal failure; glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency; a history of oxalate nephrolithiasis; or paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria.

In light of the tremendous public funding and strong support for vaccines from state and federal authorities, it is not clear whether immunization programs have a moral obligation to screen for genetic risk factors, even if screening is not cost-effective.

You acknowledge that we have no obligation to pre-screen, monitor, review, or edit any content posted by you and other users on the Guardian Site.

Then last night, I had another long-standing, no-wiggle-room obligation to attend a screening of a documentary that Bernard-Henri Lévy, an old friend, had put together on the making of "Last Year In Marienbad," Alain Resnais's legendary 1961 study in stasis.

All employees have an obligation to undergo health screening every year under the regulations of the society-managed health insurance union in Japan.

The apparent moral obligation to provide information on screening tests was in conflict with the GPs' perceptions of screening tests as having potentially negative implications for the woman, society and themselves (Table 6).

The obligation to license foster parents and to screen adoptive parents is the state's.

In this scenario, the medical system has an ethical obligation to properly inform the population invited to screening.

Does he feel any sense of obligation to bring great black stories to the screen?

She would also agree to an obligation to be genetically tested before attending a screening programme.