Before taking results too seriously or making ill-informed decisions based on insufficient information, consult a medical provider.
They are, understandably, concerned that patients will make ill-informed decisions based on incomplete or inaccurate information, or that patients will think DTC genetic testing is more reliable, accurate or complete than it really is.
Too often I find leaders making questionable or ill-informed decisions because "lower level" employees are hesitant to speak up, share information, or dare question/push back on a senior leader's idea.
The truth is that HiPPOs aren't intended to be ill-informed decisions.
What has exasperated clinicians are the series of ill-informed decisions that have defined the care service over the last few years.
Several magistrates noted that a lack of representation had led to defendants making ill-informed decisions, such as how to plead.
Following chancellor George Osborne's budget announcement that people will be able to take more money out of their pensions under more favourable tax arrangements without having to buy an annuity, there are increasing fears that some will make ill-informed decisions that could backfire.
They claim they are unable to budget properly, leading to ill-informed decisions and pressure on finances.
This study is the first to measure the production and value of multiple-use systems in Mauritania, and, in the absence of this data, development agencies will continue to make ill-informed decisions on development interventions.
In reality, no one person in a complex organization can ever see the entire picture, and when leaders default to making ill-informed decisions, they slowly etch away at dismal employee satisfaction levels.
The law also contained findings that religiously affiliated clinics often misled women about their options and even intimidated them into making ill-informed decisions.
