Sentence examples for engagement decisions from inspiring English sources

4.4 Engagement decisions should be properly documented and recorded, and should be communicated to external partners and internal stakeholders.

Recommendations 5.1 Once engagement decisions have been made by UNICEF senior management, appropriate action should be taken and documented to translate institutional commitments into multi-year engagement strategies and a results framework spanning the MTSP time-frame.

Finding 4: Improving the evaluability of 'relevance' as an evaluation criterion requires that engagement decisions be carefully weighed against selectivity criteria, subjected to a vetting process and communicated internally and externally.

A higher percentage of women worked in part-time jobs, reported a work handicap, had lower levels of engagement, decision latitude, and had both higher levels of social support from colleagues and greater emotional workloads than men.

Care organizations and doctors' practices must be restructured to allow more in-depth conversations; clinicians need to be reimbursed for the time required for more meaningful conversations; and health care systems must adopt rigorous quality standards that measure and value real patient engagement in decisions.

Specifically, we explore whether, and under what conditions, seniors and staff are implicitly encouraged to underreport time through future engagement staffing decisions and the performance evaluation process.

Such efforts to take the public's pulse on geoengineering may be crucial for understanding how to involve citizens in future policy making, says David Goldston, director of government affairs for the Natural Resources Defense Council in Washington, D.C. "This is something that is going to require a lot of public engagement before decisions are made," he says.

A strategy to educate the public about life-sustaining interventions and to promote their engagement in decisions regarding the use of scarce critical care resources is also required.

PtDAs are viewed as a means of shifting from paternalism to increased patient engagement in decision making, including shared decision making (SDM), in healthcare.

Participants reported that the adapted OPDG with accompanying decision coaching support permitted them to choose their level of involvement in the decision making process and supported a more fulsome engagement in decision making.

One of the key priorities of modern healthcare is to encourage engagement in decision making [ 1], with an acknowledged right for all patients to have an active role in decisions that affect their healthcare [ 2, 3].