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BACKGROUND: Economic evaluation of health care has developed into a substantial body of work, and its contribution to medical decision making is increasingly being recognized.
Husband 10 However, decision making is increasingly no longer the exclusive domain of the mother-in-law: "Previously there is a trend of (decisions being made) by the mother-in-law.
Foreign-policy making is increasingly influenced by younger pragmatists, says Karl-Theodor Freiherr zu Guttenberg, of the Christian Social Union.Ms Merkel is herself more pragmatic than many Americans realise.
"Market making is increasingly becoming a game of large-scale players where second- and third-tier players will likely find it difficult to compete," wrote Mathew L. Veto, an analyst at Salomon Smith Barney, in a note to clients.
The potential of ecological models for supporting environmental decision making is increasingly acknowledged.
People's decision making is increasingly becoming belief-based, which is to say that people are increasingly choosing to do business with companies that share their values and beliefs.
For the administration, making it work is increasingly urgent for both political and practical reasons.
But it presents a convincing and disturbing vision of a future in which everyday decision-making is increasingly automated, and the role of human judgment restricted to providing input to formulae.
For professionals delivering care, the commercialisation of the health service will lead to a situation where clinical decision-making is increasingly influenced by financial considerations leading to the erosion of the social contract between doctors and patients.
A big attraction of PowderJect to Chiron, aside from its research, is its manufacturing operations in Britain and Sweden.No wonder vaccine-making is increasingly in the hands of big firms: between them, GlaxoSmithKline, Aventis Pasteur, Wyeth, Merck and the soon-to-be-enlarged Chiron control more than 80% of the market.
Patients are now living longer with the complications of their illness, so clinical decision-making is increasingly driven by QOL concerns.
