Five cross cutting themes were also identified that related to decision-making: mandate, finance, sexual mores, trust, and consent.
The increasing emphasis on community participation, consumers, patients and citizens, to develop services that are locally tailored is evident in Australian policy [ 11, 31] and the imperative for community participation to be central to decision making is mandated in National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards [ 33].
In the current environment in which evidence‐based decision making is a mandate, we believed that it was highly desirable to define medical device efficacy more rigorously using a multi‐institutional, randomized, double‐blind, placebo‐controlled approach that characterizes typical drug trials.
The lack of resident capacity for decision-making mandates involvement of family members with legal authority to make decisions on behalf of the resident.
The U.S. EPA has a long history of using risk assessment to inform its regulatory decision making, specifically to address their mandate to protect the public from environmental exposures to waterborne enteric pathogens.
Scolobig et al. (2014) refer to the dangers of 'institutional overlap' resulting from overlapping roles, responsibilities and mandates in the decision making process.
Public participation in environmental decision making has been facilitated in Europe and North America by laws that mandate extensive public access to government information on the environment.
The Swiss Federal Office of Public Health mandated a nationwide health technology assessment-registry for balloon kyphoplasty (BKP) for decision making on reimbursement of these interventions.
In this state, decision making becomes automatic.
Our decision making was diabolical".
"His decision making is accepted.
