Consultative questions usually entail discussion with the inquirer on possible benefits and hazards of one or more courses of action in a clinical case.
However, the assessment of judgemental/non-judgemental is quite subjective, and others have used the term consultative for questions that requires clinical advice on a special case.
Interview 2 Consultative: meet with head of project to discuss leading questions and bring back relevant trends via presentation, printed materials, or workshop for cross-functional audience.
In the meantime, the consultative document poses more questions than it answers.
These physicians provided consultative information on clinical questions related to anthrax and instructed community clinicians on laboratory testing protocols.
This fiscal populism alarms some observers, such as the International Crisis Group, a think-tank, which expects a CNRT administration to be more consultative and transparent than Fretilin, but questions its "professional skills".
The study questions arose from the consultative meetings, RDD developed the study design and stakeholders were able to comment on cultural sensitivities, ethics and community entry.
A high proportion of questions to RELIS requires consultative replies, and the competence among the staff and access to several literature sources makes us a valued provider of drug information according to evaluation studies of our service [ 17, 18].
In a 2010 study, Ranson et al. used a comprehensive literature review, key informant interviews, and a consultative multinational workshop to prioritize HRH research questions that LMIC countries should answer when attempting to strengthen their health workforce [ 2].
The findings of the first two steps were shared with a group of experts during a consultative workshop aimed at formulating priority research questions and ranking these in a prioritized HPSR agenda.
