Sentence examples for patterns of disclosure from inspiring English sources

To identify the processes involved in and the patterns of disclosure of their HIV diagnosis reported by African American women.

This may greatly influence patterns of disclosure and nondisclosure within families [ 63].

In sum, the present study aims to describe patterns of disclosure to male and female partners while controlling for additional known determinants of disclosure to sexual partners.

The literature on patterns of disclosure of CAM use to biomedical professionals also indicates CAM users' understanding that CAM addresses other issues and problems than biomedical treatment, or that biomedical providers do not need to know about CAM use [ 26].

Further studies are needed in order to examine what these patterns of disclosure reflect, and whether the group of female patients in a relationship who do not disclose their symptoms to their partners is a group with special needs with regard to reducing the length of PD.

Yet, among MSM there is wide variability in patterns of disclosure to partners: in their study, Parsons and colleagues observe that some MSM disclose to all casual partners (29%) while others disclose to none (33%), and still others disclose selectively to only some casual partners (38%) [ 32].

Though some of the problems seem to have been addressed, the large number of whistle-blower complaints from one hospital — five in this case, from separate people in different departments — raise a "troubling pattern of disclosure," the letter from the Office of Special Counsel said.

21 Research from SSA suggests a distinctive pattern of disclosure that relies on third parties and intermediaries, especially religious leaders, as instruments of disclosure.

The pattern of disclosures convinced Sullivan that other companies may be at risk.

The U.S. Office of Special Counsel, while investigating the waiting-list scandal at the VHA, found what it politely described as a "years-long pattern of disclosures from VA whistleblowers and their struggle to overcome a culture of non-responsiveness".

In addition, a prolonged breastfeeding period of HIV-infected mothers will reduce stigmatisation of infant feeding patterns and disclosure of maternal HIV status [ 38], and will improve health outcomes in infants born to HIV-infected mothers.