Sentence examples similar to ending decision making from inspiring English sources

It was marvelous athletic coordination on a night that ended in errant decision making that should not happen at this level of the sport.

At the "faster" end of the decision making continuum lies naturalistic decision making (NDM; Martin et al. 1997).

A French group investigating the attitude towards end-of-life decision making for newborns addressed which method of ending a newborn life is more acceptable among the French [ 17, 18].

Recent commentators have discussed the limitations of end of life treatment [ 6], the end of life decision making process for dementia patients [ 7] and the quality of ethical guidelines at the end of life [ 8].

Previous studies showed that patients and the general public want to be involved in end-of life decision making rather than making their own decisions (shared decision making model).

To date such studies have only addressed therapeutic treatment decision making in breast cancer [ 13] and end of life decision making [ 14].

We performed multivariable logistic regression analysis (SPSS14.0, SPSS, Chicago, IL) using care variables as possible determinants of end of life decisions, controlling for differences in patients' characteristics associated with end of life decision making.

For this reason, Nitshcke rejected the role of psychiatrists in end-of-life decision making.

3. Pattison N et al. Negotiating Transitions: Involvement of Critical Care Outreach Teams in End-of-Life Decision Making.

Consensus statements may help physicians in the difficult task of end-of-life decision making.

Background: This study is designed to explore the impact of peer mentoring on end-of-life decision making.