Her areas of interest are medicalisation,
iatrogenic effects, place of birth and woman's involvement in decision - making and legal issues.
However recent studies regarding CISM seem to indicate
iatrogenic effects (Carlier, Lamberts, van Uchelen & Gersons 1998)(Mayou, Ehlers & Hobbs 2000).
Results signify the importance of further research to understand the potential benefits as well as
iatrogenic effects of relationship education.
Simultaneously, the proponents of this purported prophylactic speciously explain away or argue for ignoring tangible evidence of actual current harms being inflicted on the child as well as developing
iatrogenic effects, and in a defiance of logic reminiscent of theological arguments, insist that the burden falls on the other side to counter their unsupported beliefs.
Peer group dynamics associated with
iatrogenic effects in group interventions with high - risk young adolescents
Known as
iatrogenic effects, this refers to the negative unintended consequences of a well intentioned act.
In short, Court produces many
iatrogenic effects where the unintended harm to parents and children is at times far worse than the benefit from the well intentioned outcome.
Not exact matches
In fact, when practiced correctly, acupuncture and herbal medicine result in zero side
effects and almost never produce
iatrogenic (doctor - caused) disease.
Systemic corticosteroid overuse can lead to
iatrogenic hyperglucocorticoidism and highly deleterious side
effects such as «corticosteroid - induced - owner - loss - of - hope!
Hypoproteinemia (osmotic
effect), lymphatic blockage, changes in vascular permeability, heart failure, renal disease,
iatrogenic overhydration, G. I. disease, neoplasia, drug
effects, inhaled toxins, sepsis, inflammation.
But divorce can be an
iatrogenic (therapist - induced) side
effect of individual therapy for married folks.