The patients were asked to describe experiences and feelings regarding: Own care needs, decision-making, relation to their HA assistants, contact with professional care providers and areas of improvement.
Previous research on GP decision making in relation to referrals for depression/anxiety have shown that both emotional responses and intellectual/clinical decision making processes are involved [ 12].
To investigate pregnant women's decision making in relation to their choice of birthing hospital and, in particular, their priorities regarding hospital characteristics.
In the same vein, its Board is made up of representatives of different technologies and companies, generating a balance in the knowledge and opinions at the moment of decision making in relation to the actions that the entity must take.
It was evident that decision making in relation to the design of pollution mitigation strategies needs to account for the impact of landscape characteristics on water quality, which can be related to risk to human health.
The article analyzes the particular form adopted by decision making in relation to industrial policies, and the way it originated from the pressure exerted by industrialists and the sociopolitical context of Argentina in those years.
The developed prototype web-based CBR system can efficiently provide timely and accurate information in an efficient way and provide an alternative estimation tool that can be combined with other evaluation criteria, such as indexes of pavement serviceability and structure strength, to improve the decision making in relation to budget allocation.
Guidelines for the management of migraine aim to improve the quality of patient care and to assist professionals in decision making in relation to the overall healthcare process.
In conclusion, we have drawn from the literature on online tests to distil a set of initial principles for decision making in relation to the selection and design of online tests in the context of twenty-first century learning.
In particular the list of opinion makers, people and institutions expected to impact on individuals' perceptions and decision making in relation to a natural hazard, was narrowed to a list of ten.
The escalation of the crisis resulted in a perception that time was too short for wider deliberation (Cronin 2008; p. 5), and resulted in a focus on the rapid assessment and decision making in relation to technical data alone (McDowell 2008).
