The decision also does not affect established legal exceptions to patient confidentiality, like gunshot wounds, certain communicable diseases, potential child abuse and even potentially fatal stab wounds.
These constructs should be considered when measuring potential child obesogenic environments.
He said the film gave an indication of the sheer scale of potential child sex offending.
The turmoil has forced most schools to shut down, which in turn has enlarged the pool of potential child recruits.
When a physician describes a proposed action as potential "child abuse," my facial expression is similarly predictable.
She makes Gennadi Saveliev's Paris look like a potential child molester, but Mr. Cornejo feels like an age-appropriate match.
Research shows that trained nurses and professionals who coach at-risk new parents at home can lower potential child abuse and neglect by half.
I can't say that I haven't wondered what my life would have been like had I decided otherwise or what my potential child would have been like.
When my son was in first grade, the FBI found evidence that one of his instructors was a potential child sex offender.
A large part of me felt attached to that potential child and I was consumed by grief and crippling depression for months following.
Although screening for child abuse at emergency departments (EDs) increases the detection rate of potential child abuse, an accurate instrument is lacking.
