Sentence examples for decision capacity from inspiring English sources
The subject of care exchanges his/her passive role without any decision capacity for an active one allowing to control who accesses what.
Correspondingly, shortage of forest products and unsustainability of current landuse practices and associated increasing rate of conversion and degradation of remaining natural resources has jeopardized the socio-economic and decision capacity of the farmers residing in Indian sub-continent.
The results of this study indicated that the decision-training aid has a positive effect on decision capacity.
In providing the needed training to increase knowledge on diabetes and to develop the necessary communication and primary diabetes care-related skills, stronger decision capacity was built among the healthcare workers.
However, there was a clear difference regarding job autonomy in the two settings: UK respondents with low decision capacity at work were highly likely to report psychological distress (AOR 2.61 95 % CI 1.09 6.25), but no such association was found in the Thai group after covariates had been taken into account.
Nevertheless, the decision capacity of two of the recruited residents was questionable, i.e. during the first part of the interview we realized that they were more cognitively impaired than expected, and the data from these interviews is not included in the analysis.
The first assumption is that decision-making capacity is decision relative (Buchanan & Brock 1989, 18 20).
Decision-making capacity law separates the decision-making process from the decision itself (otherwise the DMC test would become an 'outcome test').
For the analysis of factors involved in making decisions for those without decision-making capacity, the analysis focused upon only those cases involving patients with no or unclear decision-making capacity.
Decision making capacity is decision specific [ 41].
