"This is not the end of the decision-making process, it is just the start.
Berejiklian said the decision was "at the back end of the decision-making process".
Second, our caution reflects the complex nature of policy formation that occurred in the pre-MDG period, particularly in the closed meeting rooms between the World Bank, IMF and UN at the 'business end' of the decision-making process.
Results show that, using the same long-term forecast, the proposed strategy significantly alleviates the ending storage effect and reduces uncertainties in the decision-making process.
End-of-life medical decisions and the decision-making process were explored in the middle part of the questionnaire after questions about the end-of-life context (characteristics of the deceased person, physician, place of death, whether palliative care had been provided).
Therefore, the decision-making process does not necessarily end once an initial decision has been made.
To this end, a comprehensive study was conducted on the decision-making process, public opinions, and protest actions regarding the plans and site choices for the Beijing Shenyang high-speed railway from 2008 to 2013, combining quantitative and qualitative methods.
In most cases, your interviewer will tell you at the end of the interview how much time the decision-making process with take and how long you should expect to wait for a response.
Health care institutions and professionals can and must improve their efforts to provide support and guidance to ease family caregivers' anxieties, reduce their physical burdens, and facilitate the decision-making process for end-of-life care.
This paper examines differences between educational groups pertaining to prevalence of ELDs, the decision-making process and end-of-life treatment characteristics.
Potential benefits identified by participants included screening for appropriate patients, supporting the decision-making process at the end of life, and education of professional colleagues.
