Third, we did see discrepancies between caregivers' and children's reports of disclosure.
Some practitioners acknowledge that they avoid using terms such as 'dementia' or 'Alzheimer's disease' during disclosure [ 14- 17] and this reticence is confirmed in carer reports of disclosure.
Little work, including the present study, has incorporated measures of disclosure that aim to confirm respondent's reports of disclosure to a given target (e.g., via partner corroboration [ 49]) or social desirability scales to evaluate and correct for these biases.
Migrants consistently report fear of disclosure of their status as a barrier to seeking help.
-Phila (30, urban) In general, disclosure of HIV status tended to meet with a better reception than disclosure of sex work, but both met with mixed results at best and many of our informants reported fear of disclosure.
Stone will write and direct the film, drawing from Harding's critically-acclaimed account of events surrounding the Guardian's Pulitzer Preportinging repoftheg of the disclosures provided by Edward Snowden, as well as additional materials from the Guardian's US team who broke the story.
24 Another strength of the cohort is the assurance of anonymity, which is expected to influence completeness of reporting and disclosure of risk.
Women's report of full disclosure of study product use and partner approval for products were significantly associated with their acceptability and consistent use; an essential component of determining the efficacy of an investigational prevention method.
However, other studies [ 15] reported that lack of disclosure of their HIV sero-status among children predicted non- adherence.
In 2006, he shared a Pulitzer Prize with James Risen of The Times for national reporting for their disclosure of the Bush administration's program of wiretapping without warrants.
He urged independent oversight of safeguarding and for the reporting of allegations and disclosures of abuse to be made mandatory.
