The theory also implies that the reasons for trusting well (i.e. in a justified way) are accessible to the trustor, at some point or another, which may be false.
The progressive analysis and iterative focus group structure was useful for identifying the specific features and functions that physicians perceived as important to include in CDSSs--to be computer-based, user-friendly, to enhance workflow, and to be accessible at the point of care.
Despite the elevated levels, mineral water source points remain accessible to the public with some springs actively promoting the therapeutic benefits of the waters.
Thus, practical health care information should be user-driven, easy to use and accessible at the point of care.
When developed, clinical IT solutions have been customized and discrete, "in-house" solutions that lead to fragmented patient information, often not readily accessible at the point of care.
Music is so easily accessible these days, to the point of it being undervalued by listeners.
However, most guidelines are in free text, not in a formal, executable format, and are not easily accessible to clinicians at the point of care.
Since pharmacists are readily accessible to patients at the point where they are making decisions about purchasing DS, pharmacists are in a good position to provide patients with evidence-based information about DS, especially regarding potential interactions with conventional medications [ 8].
Since pharmacists are readily accessible to consumers at the point where they are making decisions about purchasing NHPs, pharmacists are potentially in a good position to provide consumers with evidence-based information about NHPs, especially regarding potential interactions with conventional medications[ 2].
When tasks are made accessible to everyone, points of conflict are amplified and therefore the number of communication steps required to come to a consensus is also increased.
