Increase transparency and accountability of decision-making.
Second, how we deal with the problem of democratic legitimacy and accountability of decision-making in the EU, which is a growing concern in most member states.
We further introduce this theme by looking at three critical decision-oriented activities, i.e. the prioritization, deliberation and accountability of decisions that might speed up or hamper the transition towards a more sustainable energy system.
These are widely used to increase the accountability of decision-makers in many areas, such as breastfeeding, 33 alcohol 34 and tobacco 35 because this communication form has the highest chance of 'cut-through' to decision-makers.
From the inception of universal health insurance in Canada, provincial and territorial governments have been interested in enhancing equity in service provision, as well as citizen participation, accountability of decision-makers, service efficiency and cost-savings [ 8, 9].
The redistribution of resources across actors and government levels will not solve weak public accountability of decisions made that affect HRH.
He was set free on a technicality, and walked out of the prison at 2 A.M. — an hour that says a lot about the transparency and the accountability of that decision.
We also look to digital products and services to improve the transparency and accountability of our decisions and to enable effective communication with and between citizens.
For example, greater accountability of supervisory decisions, and a transparent bureaucratic framework for the allocation of roles, might prevent the abuses of power reported here, and have been shown to combat unequal allocation along group lines in other contexts (Blalock, 1991; see Reskin, 2003).
Health coaching, a collaborative process characterized by motivational communication, patient-defined goals related to disease management, and patient acceptance of accountability for decisions made [ 15] can utilize different sets of self-management tools (SMTs) to promote adoption of an active role in self-care by the patient [ 16].
