Shared decision making, the process of engaging patients in making decisions about their care in collaboration with their clinicians, is widely advocated as the ideal model of clinical decision making in many situations.
Boies argued that Vance's office had made a reasonable decision and accused Gutierrez of engaging in prostitution in Italy.
(1) The identification and collection of sustainability indicators not only provide valuable databases for making management decisions, but the process of engaging people to select indicators also provides an opportunity for community empowerment that conventional development approaches have failed to provide.
This focus on health issues would not have been possible without the leadership of the Government of Japan and its decision to engage a broad array of stakeholders in the G8 process.
This indexed a person's motivation to perform a particular behavior (here, to attend TSGs); it also indicated both the direction (i.e., yes/no) and intensity of a decision to engage in a behavior (e.g., the degree of effort a person is prepared to expend) [ 20].
That there was only minimal unrest in the aftermath of the Bell shooting was seen partially as the result of Mayor Bloomberg's decision to engage with leaders of the black community.
Finally, we have suggested that both voluntourists and medical tourists have a social responsibility to eliminate or mitigate any risks of harm to others that may be a consequence of their decision to engage in these global health practices.
The cheapening of life inevitably leads to the corrosion of liberty, he argues; and, as the descendant of slaves, he has more interest than most in saving America from "the howling moral void".It is not clear what Mr Bloom would have thought of his protégé's decision to engage in a bit of body surfing this weekend, to the raucous accompaniment of Rage Against the Machine.
In shelter management, for example, the EOC had no special expertise or sensitivity to the importance of engaging people in decisions (Clay et al. 1999: 70).
You do not have to have backed every conflict Britain has been part of since 1914 to participate, and to participate is not to approve of every decision to engage in war taken by British governments.
