Kudos to Robert Wright for his discerning insight into the kind of decision-making frame of reference our evangelical Christian president employs.
By encouraging hybrid knowledge co-production in management decisions, the decision-making frame can be broadened to include herders for more inclusive decision-making.
By encouraging hybrid knowledge co-production, we can lessen the dominance of tourism interests as the primary decision-making frame and open the door for a more inclusive process whereby local knowledge holders are heard.
Despite the intuitive appeal of the rational decision-making frame, the discussion highlighted the limitations of this model in guiding action.
That interdependence and communal decision-making framed some women's inability to access care is clearly in discord with the emphasis on self-rule or independence in discussions around the idea of autonomy.
The development of quality of life measures that are associated with future clinical outcomes would enhance shared decision making by framing treatment options in a context that is pertinent to patients [ 10].
This interaction was largely driven by changes in decision making on the framing trials.
In England, the emphasize on informed decision making and opt-in, frames the offer in a different way, but the effect of this on uptake rates is less clear.
Of note, the women in this study did not frame their decision making as "delayed," "slow," or taking "too long".
Hence, the study suggests that contextual factors (i.e., inpatient treatment, short time frame for decision making) may explain low decision aid effectiveness.
Yet it is apparent that the pressure from UNICEF and donors to spend money within a certain time frame affected decision making on programme strategies.
