Such patients potentially require time-critical, decisive airway management, likely involving resident intensive care clinicians.
His decisive yet reasoned management of campus unrest, especially during protests over the Vietnam war, was a significant factor in the invitation to become governor-general in 1977, a year after he was knighted.
Mr. Bremer's notion that he could run Iraq on the strength of decisive and firm management policies has given way, a number of Western and Iraqi officials say, to the realization that he desperately needs an Iraqi governing body to share responsibility -- or blame -- for the long-term task of establishing postwar order and stability.
Mitigating the potential health system consequences of agency nursing and moonlighting requires decisive leadership and proactive management from the Chief Nursing Officer and hospital and nursing managers in both the public and private health sectors, rather than more legal provisions.
Yet little theory-based information is available regarding the decisive determinants of project management success and the functions it needs to fulfil.
So, what we're beginning to think is that building, nurturing and sustaining communities will be the decisive force and brand management moving forward.
Perhaps the more specific software engineering team factors, for example the agile development method's collective ownership and code management, are decisive.
He ended the speech with his core political message – that Britain faced a choice at the next election between a past of high taxes and weak leadership – or a future of sound economic management and decisive leadership.
