The professional background of the persons involved and the way the decision-making process is organised may influence the final result of the process.
Thus, it appears that the site of the evaluation (mental hospital versus out-patient clinic) may influence the weighting of the criteria more than the professional background of the persons involved.
We describe what proportion will take precautionary actions as well as the socioeconomic background of these persons, which would be useful for improving communication efforts by public health officials and clinicians in response to an outbreak.
Lastly, personal factors are the particular background of a person's life and living, and they comprise features of the individual that are not part of a health condition [ 14], such as gender, race, age, other health conditions, fitness, lifestyle, habits, coping styles, social background, education, profession, past and current experience.
Contextual factors comprise the background of a person's life and living which interact with the individual and determine their level of functioning [ 3].
I learned how to give instructions without being intimidated by the background of the person in front of me.
Mr. Carlson, who runs his own Web site, said a first step was to determine the background of the person running the site.
Such methods are discouraged in the U.K., which relies on "holistic" assessments, considering the appearance, behavior, and background of the person in question.
"I think that's a good question, because people need to know the background of the person they will entrust with this greatest nation on earth," she said.
International HIV and AIDS charity AVERT reports that there is an 'evident link' between the socio-economic background of a person, and the likelihood that they will take an HIV test.
