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Guidelines on risk factors under the Prospectus ... - ESMA
www.esma.europa.eurisk factors of any particular type of entity or any particular type of prospectus. 6. Although these guidelines are addressed to competent authorities pursuant to Article 16 (4) of the Prospectus Regulation, in order to expedite the process of approving ... for the prospectus where the potential negative impact of the risk factor on the
California Pediatric Tuberculosis Risk Assessment and User ...
www.cdph.ca.govtested negative and have new risk factors since the last assessment (unless they were <6 months of age at the time of testing). In general, new risk factors would include new close contact with an infectious TB case or new immunosuppression, but could also include foreign travel. Immunosuppression The exact level of immunosuppression that ...
Risk Communication – Principles, Tools, & Techniques
www.nrc.govRisk Communication – ... • Negative Dominance Theory • Risk Perception/Outrage Theory. Risk Communication: Core Principles When people are concerned, stressed, or upset: ... Risk Perception (Fear) Factors •Trust – Listening / Caring – Competence / …
Risk and Protective Factors for Child Abuse and Neglect
www.childwelfare.govPoor parent-child interaction, negative attitudes and attributions about child’s behavior Inaccurate knowledge and expectations about child development . social/environmental risk factors . Low socioeconomic status Stressful life events Lack of access to medical care, health insur-ance, adequate child care, and social
Documenting suicide risk assessment and management: …
www.mirecc.va.govrisk factors that inform treatment Simon 2001 . Hal Wortzel, MD . Take care of our patients . We should also assess to…Take care of ourselves • Risk management is a reality of psychiatric . practice • 15-68% of psychiatrists have experienced a …
Relapse Prevention - National Institutes of Health
pubs.niaaa.nih.govsonal high-risk situations), particu-larly interpersonal conflict (e.g., an argument with a family member), also result in negative emotions and can precipitate relapse. In fact, intra-personal negative emotional states and interpersonal conflict situations served as triggers for more than one-half of all relapse episodes in Marlatt’s (1996 ...
Risk Factors for Delinquency: An Overview
www.ojp.govseveral risk factors often increases a youth’s chance of offending. Studies also point to the interaction of risk factors, the multiplicative effect when several risk factors are present, and how certain protective factors may work to offset risk factors. In recent years, the juvenile justice field has adopted an approach from the public ...