Sentence examples for decision making involvement from inspiring English sources

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The development and psychometric properties of the Clinical Decision Making Involvement and Satisfaction Scale (CDIS) and the Clinical Decision Making in Routine Care Scale (CDRC) are reported elsewhere [ 34, 35].

Parent, child and decision coach perceptions of decision making involvement were measured using the 12-item dyadic OPTION scale [ 20].

(3) Clinical Decision Making Involvement and Satisfaction Scale (CDIS CEDAR) in order to assess subjective satisfaction and involvement with clinical decision making (7 items).

For the dimension "care and involvement in decision making," involvement of a patient in decision making is an important factor that affects the overall care experience of a patient.

In order to measure key aspects of clinical decision making in the routine care for people with severe mental illness, the CEDAR study developed patient and staff versions of three new instruments, to measure: clinical decision making style; key elements of clinical decision making in routine care; and clinical decision making involvement and satisfaction.

Yet Mr. Romney's relationship to Uniview was quite distant — he had no decision-making involvement or any other kind of active participation in either the business or the investment, which is controlled not by the Romneys but by a trustee.

He added that Mr. Chais was "saddened by the trustee's suit and outraged by the very public way in which the trustee has proceeded," specifically by including Mr. Chais's children and their spouses as defendants and referring to Mr. Chais's grandchildren, "none of whom had any decision-making involvement in the investments," he said.

Of the 41 441 respondents, 29 776 (72%) reported positive experiences of decision-making involvement.

The final version of the Clinical Decision-making Involvement and Satisfaction (CDIS) scale is shown in Table  2.

The adolescent intervention is designed to promote knowledge, decision-making involvement and confidence in vaccination (self-efficacy) and reduce vaccination-related anxiety in adolescents.