The phrase "autonomy of decision making" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the ability or right to make decisions independently, often in organizational or personal settings.
Example: "The new policy emphasizes the autonomy of decision making among team leaders, allowing them to act without constant oversight."
Alternatives: "independence in decision making" or "freedom to make decisions".
Our main concerns are to support autonomy of decision making whilst maintaining the governance and reliability of the decision-making process.
MI uses a guiding style to engage with people, clarify their strengths and aspirations, evoke their own motivations for change, and promote autonomy of decision making [ 22], and was applied to enhance personal motivation for change.
These findings go further to support the concept that education and generally, autonomy of decision making on women's healthcare enables them to make safe rational decisions when faced with health risks [ 25].
"Our governance model is based on the belief that, through the decentralized creation of the best ideas, autonomy of decision making, and using innovative tools and technologies, we can best sustain a consistent delivery of new, clinically differentiated medicines that really make a difference in patients' lives.
Undergoing screening is also associated with an increase in the autonomy of decision making and recognition that surveillance does reduce CRC risk, suggesting that overall there is perhaps a psychological benefit for FIT-positive participants.
Therefore we can see the autonomy of decision making in minors as a continuum between the extremes of no autonomy and of total autonomy of the minor (see Figure 1) [ 29].
Some authors argue that managed care techniques create dissatisfaction amongst physicians due to the loss of control and autonomy of clinical decision making [ 65].
Treatment variation was associated with patients' perception of the most reassuring and least disruptive treatment; the content and style of information provision (equipoise or directed); level of patient participation in decision making; the time and process of decision making and patient autonomy in decision making.
Women's lack of autonomy and decision making ability in the study setting plus the sensitivity of some issues (e.g., HIV, sexually transmitted diseases, violence against women) also mean that a group approach cannot completely replace the need for individualized counselling[ 12].
Poignant descriptions of decreased autonomy in decision making coupled with the increased economic pressure of the profession and the role this has on lower self-worth and poor societal perceptions of the profession (ie. inability to get married) have been described recently for truck-drivers [64].
In our study, we perceived issues in assuring the autonomy and decision making capacity of the participants, given their inherent vulnerability of being members of a displaced community.
