The phrase "of whether decision" is grammatically incorrect and does not make sense in written English. It is missing a verb and the word "decision" should not be preceded by "whether." Instead, you could say "of whether to make a decision" or "of the decision." Example: The team was unsure of whether to make a decision on their next project.
The core of patient-centered care is the understanding of whether decisions or options correspond to the patient's values [ 22].
I worry about this because people seem to gush a lot about things with the words "data-driven" placed in front of them, whether decision-making or teaching or journalism or policy.
Regardless of whether the decision was an 'easy' or 'difficult' one, many participants indicated that this decision was not permanent.
Binary decisions (e.g., move or do not move the case) are compared to the standard of whether the decision is likely to increase the expected efficiency of use of OR time (Table 1) [ 18- 20].
Yet there is a real question here of whether the decision to enact the terms of Gurlitt's will was taken on mainly legal grounds.
Fowler was researching the question of whether the decision to vote in elections could spread virally from one person to another.
This broaches the issue of whether her decision was truly selfless or whether she feared going to the Olympics and failing, especially having replaced an injured gold-medal favorite.
But there was no indication today of whether the decision in this instance was by consensus or by a divided vote and, if so, which justices wanted to hear the case.
In a recent issue of The American Journal of Bioethics, a half-dozen ethicists chewed over the question of whether a decision to play Robin Hood with the medical insurer is actually ethical.
To an extent, the question of whether Pinkins' decision was "professional" is irrelevant.
