High risk behavior definition
High risk behavior means an observed or reported and documented history of one or more of the following:
High risk behavior means behaviors that place clients, staff or visitors’ physical and mental health and safety at risk.
High risk behavior means behavior by a person including, but not limited to: (i) Unprotected sex with a person who is living with HIV; (ii) unprotected sex in exchange for money or drugs; (iii) unprotected sex with multiple partners; (iv) anonymous unprotected sex; (v) or needle sharing; (vi) diagnosis of a sexually transmitted disease; or (vii) unprotected sex or sharing injecting equipment in a high HIV prevalence setting or with a person who is living with HIV.
More Definitions of High risk behavior
High risk behavior means any behavior, including an expressed intent, that exposes,
High risk behavior means behavior which creates the possibility of
High risk behavior means any behavior, including an expressed intent, that exposes, or has the potential to expose, the person exhibiting the behavior, or those being exposed to the behavior, to harm. Examples of high risk behaviors
High risk behavior means an action or [a lifestyle] activity that places a person at risk of violating a condition of supervision or committing a crime [suffering a particular harmful con- dition].
High risk behavior means a lifestyle activity that places a person at risk of suffering a particular harmful condition.
High risk behavior means an observed or reported and documented history of one (1) or more of the following:
(1) Suicide attempts or suicidal behavior or ideation;
(2) Self-mutilation or similar self-destructive behavior;
(3) Fire-setting or a developmentally inappropriate fascination with fire;
(4) Animal torture;
(5) Property destruction; and/or
(6) Substance or alcohol abuse.