Harm
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| First appearance | Young Justice #4 (Jan. 1999) |
|---|---|
| Abilities | Superhuman strength and speed, body possession, mind control |
| Creators | Peter David |
| Todd Nauck | |
| Fictional universe | DC Universe |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2124444 |
About Harm
Harm is a fictional supervillain in the DC Comics universe. He first appeared in Young Justice #4.
Rishi Sunak says Rwanda merry-go-round must end
... " The legal case against the policy hinges on the principle of " non-refoulement" - that a person seeking asylum should not be returned to their country of origin if doing so would put them at risk of Harm - which is established under both UK and international human rights law...
Protecting UK jobs will be a challenge says new AI advisor
... He said he was concerned about the potential for AI to cause Harm - for example with a wrongful arrest if used in law enforcement, or generating malicious computer code that results in increased cybercrime...
More gambling clinics set up after record demand
... The new addiction facilities were described as " heartening" by the charity Gambling with Lives, whose strategy director Will Prochaska said the clinics " couldn t come at a more pertinent moment, whilst gambling advertising lures more people into Harm"...
AI 'godfather' Yoshua Bengio feels 'lost' over life's work
... Some academics and industry experts have warned that the pace of development could result in malicious AI being deployed by bad actors to actively cause Harm - or choosing to inflict Harm by itself...
Elaina Rose Aziz drowned in bath after parents took drugs
... " Both Aziz and Harrison abandoned their responsibility to keep their child safe from Harm - ultimately with devastating consequences...
Terri White: How I fear for the 'ghost children' missing from school
... That the men who hurt us and threatened to do us serious Harm - my mum s partners - could have done something way worse...
Ambulances taking 90 minutes to get to 999 calls
... Patient groups warned the delays would be leading to real Harm...
Help during childbirth has declined, survey finds
... recently showed that more than half of maternity units in England fail consistently to meet safety standards, with 48% requiring improvement and 7% posing a high risk of avoidable Harm...
Help during childbirth has declined, survey finds
By Philippa RoxbyHealth reporter
Women's experiences of care when giving Birth have worsened in The Last five years, by England's health and care regulator, the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
A Survey of 20,000 women found " a concerning decline" in getting help when most needed during labour and after Childbirth .
Overall satisfaction is high and Mental Health support in pregnancy is rising.
The safety of maternity services has come under scrutiny in recent years.
recently showed that More Than half of maternity units in England fail consistently to meet safety standards, with 48% requiring improvement and 7% posing a High Risk of avoidable Harm .
into one Hospital trust found that More Than 200 babies might have survived if better maternity care had been given.
The CQC asked thousands of women about their experience of giving Birth in February 2022, and compared the results with previous years.
From the responses, it found:
" These results show that far too many women feel their care could have been better, " said director of secondary and specialist care at the CQC, Victoria Vallance.
She Said it was vital for staff at individual trusts to understand what makes a good experience, and what needs to improve.
But there was also recognition that the survey results reflected " increasing pressures on frontline staff" as they try to provide high-quality care with available resources.
The CQC said a new programme of maternity inspections had recently begun in NHS hospitals across England which will have " a strong Focus On capturing The Experience of women and families".
'Unacceptable'Fewer than half of those who responded to the survey said their partners, or someone close to them, were able to stay with them when they were giving Birth - compared with 74% before the pandemic.
The National Childbirth Trust said This Was " unacceptable".
" Trusts must immediately enable partners' presence at in-Hospital postnatal care so that mothers are never left without food and water, emotional support, access to a bathroom and help to lift and feed their baby, " chief executive Angela McConville said.
The CQC report says Mental Health support during pregnancy and after Childbirth is improving, with 96% of respondents saying a midwife or health visitor asked them about their state of mind after their baby was born.
Areas for improvement include pregnant women's concerns being taken more seriously during labour, more women being given advice and support at the start of their labour, and explanations of the care they need in Hospital .
" Maternity services in England are categorically falling short of women's expectations, " Ms McConville said.
" This is not all the impact of the Covid pandemic, but is directly associated with long-term underinvestment in the staffing of maternity services. "
Source of news: bbc.com
