The idea is to let a company's decision-makers benefit from the collective, if often hidden, knowledge of their employees.
In areas where ecotourism is (or could be) undertaken, decision makers would benefit from a thorough understanding of the social and private costs and benefits attributable to ecotourism, including opportunity costs from foregone activities.
Generally speaking, decision makers could benefit from an understanding of what different regulations mean in terms of wildlife distribution.
Product designers and business decision makers would benefit from this work on deciding about the fate of their product as a whole or its constituents.
Government and hospital decision makers can benefit from this type of analytic framework and its empirical findings.
PG is Director of the Evidence Building and Synthesis Research Consortium, which receives money to increase the number of evidence-informed decisions by intermediary organizations, including WHO and national decision makers, that benefit the poor in middle- and low-income countries.
Furthermore, health agencies at different levels (local, regional and national) as well as decision makers could benefit from advanced GIS applications which provide a toolbox for trend analyses, impact briefings and policy recommendations in order to reduce undernourishment and malnutrition in developing countries.
Factors considered important by priority setting decision makers include benefit, evidence, cost, cost-effectiveness, and equity.
Therefore, determining which of the currently available prescription antihistamines results in the greatest patient satisfaction with allergy treatment (given dissatisfaction with loratadine treatment) would be informative as managed care formulary decision makers and benefit plan designers attempt to maximize enrollee health and satisfaction at the lowest cost.
Decision and policy-makers benefit from the utilization of computer codes in an increasing number of areas and applications.
Although the results of this study are not intended to be generalized, Japanese institutions and healthcare providers, as well as administrators and decision makers, can certainly benefit from the results found herein, and use this knowledge as a tool to improve childcare practices in all birth settings, regardless of their degree of specialty.
