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‘Do No Harm’ Framework for Design

Touchpoint
The ‘Do No Harm’ framework, established in 2018, is a design approach used by design practitioners and students, primarily in Europe and North America where it is used applied across projects in the private and public sectors and has been introduced into undergraduate and postgraduate design curricula.
Giulia Bazoli, Pardis Shafafi
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Testability design prevents harm

IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine, 2010
Design for Testability (DFT) has been accepted as a cost-saving approach in many applications. The rationale has been demonstrated in several papers by calculations showing how DFT benefits derived outweigh costs. In those cases, benefits dealt with cost savings in producing, testing, and deploying it product.
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Measurement procedures for design and enforcement of harm claim thresholds

2017 IEEE International Symposium on Dynamic Spectrum Access Networks (DySPAN), 2017
Harm claim thresholds (HCTs) are a promising approach for regulators to specify interference limits in a technology-neutral fashion, and a useful parameter spectrum access systems can use to manage the aggregate interference caused by transmitters they control.
Janne Riihijärvi   +2 more
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Benefits, Harms, and the Design of Clinical Trials

Medical Decision Making, 2005
N one would challenge the notion that benefits and harms must be considered in tandem when physicians discuss treatment options with their patients. Should the concept of harm-benefit tradeoffs be extended to the design of clinical trials, as suggested by Barrett and associates in the current issue of Medical Decision Making?
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A cross-national comparison of harmful housing design

Land Use Policy, 1995
Abstract For 15 years the King's College Land Use Research Unit has carried out academic work on how British housing design defects cause social breakdown, and also practical design improvement that has successfully alleviated the problems. This paper explores how far the same designs exist in selected Toronto estates and whether similar solutions ...
Alice Coleman, David Cross
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Design of Harmful Ion Analyzer in Drinking Water

Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2013
This paper describes the design of real-time detection of harmful ions for drinking water, mainly introduces the instrument of automatic liquid injection control mechanism and the signal sampling and processing system design and implementation. The dynamic monitoring analyzer can rapidly detect concentration domestic sewage and drinking water of ...
Jin Ming Jia, Bo Li
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Heterogeneity Considered Harmful to Algorithm Designers.

2000
In this paper, we deal with algorithmic issues on heterogeneous platforms. We show that static scheduling and load-balancing strategies are absolutely needed to achieve good performances, in contrast to situation for homogeneous parallel machines where dynamic schemes often turn out to be very satisfactory.
Beaumont, Olivier   +4 more
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Injection of Pharmaceuticals Designed for Oral Use: Harms Experienced and Effective Harm Reduction Through Filtration

2016
Several pharmaceutical products are liable to 'abuse' or use outside their prescription, which frequently involves their injection. Examples are slow-release forms of morphine and oxycodone, and sublingual buprenorphine. During injection preparation, the drug is extracted into water, after crushing and heating the tablet if considered necessary.
Stuart, McLean   +2 more
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Design of Indoor Harmful Gas Monitor System

Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2013
As people live or work on indoor environment of the perfect pursue, for from the household decorates the toxic gas such as formaldehyde, CO, and combustible gas of main composition methane (natural gas) will pay more attention to low concentration requirements.
Yan Ling Yang, Zhi Ying Xie
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Brief report: The self harm questionnaire: A new tool designed to improve identification of self harm in adolescents

Journal of Adolescence, 2012
ABSTRACTThe Self Harm Questionnaire (SHQ) aiming at identification of self‐harm in adolescents has been developed and piloted in a sample of 12–17 year olds (n = 100). The adolescents were recruited from both in‐ and outpatient psychiatric services. Concurrent validity of the SHQ was evaluated by comparing the SHQ results with recorded self harm in the
Ougrin, Dennis, Boege, Isabel
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