Sentence examples for decision-making engagement from inspiring English sources

Initial observations indicate that tailoring of clinical information and interactive deliberative guidance may improve decision-making engagement and outcomes.

Citations will be divided into two areas of focus (context)—engagement in clinical decision-making, and engagement in research or health policy-making.

Family centred care (FCC) is currently a valued philosophy within neonatal care; an approach that places the parents at the heart of all decision-making and engagement in the care of their infant.

Furthermore, participants described experiences with HIV-related stigma that reflect individual attributes (i.e. internalized stigma), environments (i.e. enacted stigma) and outcome expectations (i.e. anticipated stigma) that influenced their conscious and subconscious decision-making about engagement in HIV care.

To assess the impact, acceptability and feasibility of a short encounter tool designed to enhance the process of shared decision-making and parental engagement.

This should involve the development and use of a strong evidence base to help inform and develop planning, decision-making and stakeholder engagement.

Four key considerations in strengthening evidence-policy linkages are postulated: development context; research characteristics; decision-making processes; and stakeholder engagement.

We have identified three key factors that could impact on treatment decision-making: information provision, parental engagement and clinician uncertainty.

Practices consistent with ethical values are rewarded by social approval, enhance employee's confidence and coherence in decision-making and improve public engagement and institutional policies.

The study illustrates that decisions to scale up interventions are typically subject to iterative policy or practice-based decision-making processes, frequently involving engagement with internal and external stakeholders.

The complexity of the policymaking process in countries from the region, the absence of a structured process for decision-making, and the limited engagement of policymakers and researcher from the region in KT activities indicate that the path of promoting evidence-informed policies is a long and winding road.