Our findings suggest that in the GIM settings where consultants primarily work, nurses and allied health care providers work in a silo running parallel to the physician, which can lend to their perception of not being valued in the physicians' decision making processes.
This study sought to describe the characteristics of physicians' decision-making process regarding hypertension treatment choices.
Taking advantage of this CIS, we sought to describe the characteristics of physicians' decision-making process regarding hypertension treatment choices.
The purpose of this study was to describe the characteristics of physicians' decision-making process regarding hypertension treatment choices.
To describe the characteristics of physicians' decision-making process regarding hypertension treatment choices, a systematic process of inductive data analysis involving content analysis was used [ 35- 37].
The current survey finally shows that the scientific misinformation and the influence of certain religious orientations affect the physicians' decision-making process.
Codes were then compared and contrasted, and similar codes were grouped into categories to delineate emerging themes that corresponded to factors characterizing physicians' decision-making process regarding hypertension treatment choices.
The main objective of this research is to assess the impact of EHR IS and HIE network on physicians' decision-making process in an ED environment by comparing the outcomes of five main DDs.
The current study suggests that today the religious influence on the physicians' decision-making process is not based any more on an ab origine refusal of human embryo research, but it can be converted into the need for a more embryo's protection-oriented research.
