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Full disclosure
Describes exchange and government regulations providing for the release and free exchange of all information pertinent to a given security.
full disclosure
The disclosure of all relevant financial and operating information. For example, the SEC requires public corporations to make full disclosure when they issue securities.
full disclosure

A requirement to reveal all information relevant to a transaction. Some states have full disclosure laws requiring transmittal of property condition information to buyers.



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The nurse noticed changes in the patient's cardiac rhythm on telemetry, so she examined a 30-second strip of lead II from the telemetry's full disclosure software (below).
Evaluating pacemaker function with full disclosure by Pelter, Michele M. / American Journal of Critical Care
Open investigation and full disclosure of errors and adverse events improve patient safety by allowing physicians and hospitals to appropriately redesign systems to prevent similar errors from occurring in the future.
Disclosing medical errors to patients by Hoy, Elizabeth W. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
Similarly, the Full Disclosure vblog in California reports on controversial topics including allegations of school corruption.
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