This is useful information that can inform practical decision making.
Health services research accounts for 2-32-3% the £4.53bn spent on health research in the UK each year, but the survey suggested that it was unclear how much of the information generated is translated and used to inform practical decisions.
He had just won the Berggruen Prize, which is awarded, along with a million dollars, to a philosopher "whose ideas are intellectually profound but also able to inform practical and public life".
In combination, the process allowed to examine, in systemic way, different aspects of future policies and fostering a more forward-looking mind-set to inform practical policy-making.
However, this does not solve the fundamental challenge: trade-off analyses without substantial stakeholder engagement often have limited practical utility for informing practical decision-making.
In particular, it is found that decisions on supply lead times, reorder quantities, and storage equipment all have an impact on costs and emissions and therefore this integrated approach will inform practical decision making.
Nuclear reactor two-phase flows remain a great engineering challenge, where the high-resolution two-phase flow database which can inform practical model development is still sparse due to the extreme reactor operation conditions and measurement difficulties.
Studies such as ours that examine the mechanisms that determine demography (e.g., behavior) may inform practical decision making for imperiled populations by identifying mechanisms that are most critical to population viability [56].
Establishing PROM content and purpose/s for specific contexts would best work in tandem, and would inform practical and methodological decisions around modes of data collection, analysis and feedback.
As a starting point, pilot trials utilizing deep assessment with a small and relatively homogeneous sample may serve to inform practical and methodological considerations.
