… advocacy by scientists, but advocacy can also be unintentional. I define inadvertent policy
advocacy as … honest but still inadvertently engage in policy advocacy. There are two ways to …

… about what we consider responsible action and approaches for avoiding inadvertent advocacy.
Inadvertent advocacy occurs when a scientist presents personal preference as scientific …

… of inadvertent policy advocacy. When scientists review the science of a science-based
recovery plan, policy makers, advocacy … be to identify and remove inadvertent policy advocacy. …

… and policy - scientists seeking to act as science advisors can inadvertently become issue
advocates. Such “stealth advocacy” can lead to more polarized debate, delayed consensus …

… Disclosure There are three basic approaches to inadvertent … no inadvertent disclosure can
result in waiver since inadvertent … advocacy may counsel the use of inadvertently disclosed …

… for legal ethics generally and for the issue of inadvertent disclosures in particular. One
important general conclusion is that the zealous advocacy model, to the extent it is a dominant …

… inadvertent disclosures are becoming more common because even if an attorney has not
inadvertently … The Committee decided not to promote uncontrolled zealous advocacy when an …

… client demand that the lawyer read and use the inadvertently produced material? At least
in the view of the DC Bar, because the requirement to return the inadvertently produced …

… And many leaders inside of the NIH say they welcome the voices of advocates, too. “I think
the advocacy community has a lot to tell us in terms of the needs that are out there,” says …

… Advocacy has proven a slippery concept for nursing. Although the nursing profession has
adopted the term ‘patient advocacy’ to … assumptions of the term ‘advocacy’ in the interest of …