Ethically, this case emphasizes the need for taking resource allocation policies to a level away from individuals making isolated anecdotal decisions at the bedside.
It was Mr. Zucker who decided that the network would make the much-criticized, though hardly isolated, decision to call that state for Vice President Al Gore shortly before 8 p.m., then, a few hours later, to call it for Gov. George W. Bush.
The researchers noted that they did not examine the use of the whip or isolate decision-making.
While some youth made decisions to have isolated unprotected sex experiences because of temporary circumstances, other youth engaged in protective or unprotected sex regularly regardless of their relationships or the circumstances at the time they decided to have sex.
Wide variation in transfer rates between rural maternity units have been reported suggesting different decision making criteria may be involved; furthermore, rural midwives and family doctors report feeling isolated in making these decisions and that staff in urban centres do not understand the difficulties they face.
Wide variations in transfer rates between rural maternity units of similar size, geographical and demographic profile have been reported [ 11, 15] suggesting different decision making criteria may be involved; furthermore, rural midwives and family doctors report feeling isolated in making these decisions and that staff in urban centres do not understand the difficulties they face [ 14, 16, 17].
Because as a girl, if you haven't got that bond with your mum then you'll look elsewhere, you'll make bad decisions, and you'll isolate yourself.
With CNC support, specialized health professionals in metro areas can make informed decisions about patients living in isolated areas.
Businesses make their decisions".
States make their decisions.
