Kelly essentially said its the latter; I think it's a mixture of both, although Facebook's privacy sensitivities have clearly come a long way since the News Feed and Beacon debacle days.
The State Department's Freedom of Information Act office then became intensely busy, trying to figure out what needed to be redacted for privacy or sensitivity reasons.
("The use of the bathroom areas by members of the opposite sex is not appropriate unless emergency or civility dictates otherwise, and then only if the safety, privacy, and sensitivity of other residents are not jeopardized," reads the off-campus housing policy).
"Out of respect to the privacy and sensitivity of the matter we are not at liberty to disclose any other information, and would ask you to refer all further requests to his family and the law enforcement officials".
Further, the female interviewers received extensive training to interview women in privacy, with sensitivity, empathy, and without expressing judgment.
Such inconsistencies in detecting or recording data for at-risk patients may be due to the time required for screening, and privacy or sensitivity concerns [ 17, 18].
The authority, which owns the trade center site, had objected to the release, citing privacy concerns and sensitivity to the victims' families.
But nine days after the papers formalizing the agreement were drafted, the authority -- citing privacy concerns and sensitivity to the victims' families -- said it would not release the transcripts.
"You need to strike a balance between the need for patient safety and accuracy and the whole privacy concern and sensitivity and compassion for the patient," said Roxanne G. Texecutiven, executiviceice president of the Continuing Care Leadership Coalition, a group of long-term-care providers in New York.
These factors demand an approach and an environment that balances decisive action with sensitivity, privacy and person-centredness.
