The methodology used to determine GCR was chosen to integrate multiple clinical variables into a single rating to provide a clinically relevant assessment of response to therapy (e.g. to simulate clinical judgement in a practice situation).
Good judgements and reduced variations in practice require nurses to identify relevant "signals" in clinical encounters.
"We want to ensure that this very crucial judgement is also enforced in practice when it comes to the U.S. companies that are involved in U.S. mass surveillance," said Schrems referencing the Safe Harbor ruling in a statement on his latest data protection complaints.
Despite the challenges, we and others recognize that, "policies need time to be fully implemented and embedded in practice, before judgements about their impacts on distal outcomes…can be made" [ 46] p.737.
We are required to supplement appraisals with feedback about our colleagues' clinical judgement and attitudes to patients in order for them to be revalidated, but because we so rarely observe them in practice our judgement may be little more than an expression of how much we like or respect them.
In practice, he will suspend judgement, just like the Skeptic does (41C).
In practice, humans commonly use several judgements to estimate one person's age, cf. Fig. 1 b.
In practice, relying solely on the judgement of local managers has not always protected patients.
Hence, the success or failure of general science in practice depends on the professional judgement of science teachers.
Though it may well take court and regulatory judgements to determine how stiff those steps need to be in practice.
