Suffering and dignity are important humanistic considerations, but collaborative decision-making (that also includes families) may be difficult in Aaron's specialty where patients are frequently intubated and ventilated.
In consideration of the significant economic and humanistic burden of COPD, therapeutic decisions should be based on an evaluation of the costs and benefits of available treatments.
He praised the supreme court decision as reflecting a "humanistic Zionism, which recognizes the Jewish right to self-determination, while not denying that same right to the Palestinians".
This study extended the results from clinical outcomes of BIAsp 30 and added additional evidence for decision making by assessment of humanistic outcomes.
The very subject of "Ex Libris" is the development and sustenance of an informed citizenry and an informed electorate, and Wiseman's point is that an institution that preserves, fosters, and disseminates scientific and humanistic knowledge enables ordinary people to make reasonable decisions about their lives and about the country at large.
Attachment theory can also inform decisions made in social work, especially in humanistic social work (Petru Stefaroi), and court processes about foster care or other placements.
Instead we argue for a return to the movement's founding principles to individualise evidence and share decisions through meaningful conversations in the context of a humanistic and professional clinician-patient relationship (box 2).
His decision to attend Divinity School actually seemed like a perfect fit for this humanistic, spiritual young man.
He does have a very humanistic side as well, but in the beginning he wasn't very happy about my decision to become a clown.
Physicians assist in medical decision-making by providing medical information and suggestions based on scientific and humanistic principles, and do so with respect for patient autonomy.
