For example, some writers suggest that it may be unreasonable to expect even fully informed citizens to take on what they depict as the burdensome task of decision making for cancer screening: weighing up uncertain benefits and harms, about which experts disagree [ 44].
I certainly advised everybody that I expected to be fully informed on all budgetary issues".
We might expect that with fully informed search, much of the decision-making is made during an initial planning phase rather than iteratively during the wayfinding process.
Nonetheless, patients were fully informed and informed consent was obtained.
Patients were fully informed and signed informed consent forms.
Become a fully informed consumer, ask lots of questions, and expect clear and convincing answers from any clinician who offers a diagnosis and recommends a treatment.
"No sites have been determined and, as we proceed, you can expect that we will continue to keep you fully informed," Mr. Armstrong wrote.
When individuals are fully informed and know what to expect from their healthcare, they are more likely to use services [ 60].
The subjects were fully informed of the research purpose, possible adverse events, and expected health benefits, and all subjects signed the approved informed consent form for this study after being verbally informed of the relevant information.
All patients and their families were fully informed with regard to the study aim, treatment programme, and expected results and clinical benefits, such as overall survival, disease-free survival and QOL, and informed consent was then obtained.
"Our new airline consumer rules help ensure that passengers are fully informed about airline services and fees and what to expect if their flight is delayed on the tarmac," Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said on Thursday.
