Sentence examples for public diagnoses from inspiring English sources

This winter, the American Psychiatric Association expanded the rule to cover not only attempts at public diagnoses but also "professional opinions" about public figures.

In response, Allen Frances, a professor emeritus at Duke University School of Medicine, who wrote the section on narcissistic personality disorder in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders IV, sought to discourage the public diagnoses.

Public diagnoses, such as the discussion surrounding the Germanwings tragedy, plague every single mental illness sufferer.

Todd's suicide is easily analogized to Tyler Clementi's, mostly because the public has diagnosed both cases as the result of "cyber-bullying".

Self-tests can be used by members of the public to diagnose conditions without involving a doctor, nurse or other health professional.

The primary aims of this study are to describe the prevalence of the use of self-tests by members of the public to diagnose or screen for conditions without the involvement of a doctor, nurse or other health professional, and to determine factors that are associated with their use.

Forty years ago, when two women -- Betty Ford and Margaretta (Happy) Rockefeller -- went public with their diagnoses of breast cancer, it was historic.

In NSW, in public EDs, provisional diagnoses are assigned by ED staff, most of whom are not trained medical coders.

The action plan was funded and coordinated appropriately including a national database of diagnoses; public awareness-raising; national needle exchange surveys; training for staff at all levels; and models of best practice.

Hospital data are a census of all NSW inpatient hospital discharges (public and private); diagnoses and procedures are coded for each admission from the medical records according to the 10th revision of the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, Australian Modification (ICD-10-AM) and the affiliated Australian Classification of Health Interventions [ 19].

Let's start with waste, for each week yields another damning report from Margaret Hodge's cross-party public accounts committee, diagnosing fiscal incontinence in Whitehall.