Sentence examples for practitioner decision making from inspiring English sources

Specifically, 'point of care' interventions which appear during a consultation or at the point of practitioner decision making appear to be more effective [ 6, 7] and can both improve patient care and change healthcare professionals' behaviour [ 8, 9].

Focusing on practitioner decision making Gabbay and May suggested that doctors do not act on published evidence base but on the anecdotes and unsubstantiated opinions of respected colleagues or personal experience [ 31].

Fischer and colleagues 16 conducted a direct observational study of family practitioners' decision making for patients with RTI in Germany but did not provide information on the process and ordering of clinical factors.

Robust scientific conclusions derived from randomised controlled trials or epidemiological studies are too scarce to inform practitioners' decision-making in many areas of practice and many guidelines are not sufficiently based on evidence and are of low quality.

They assist the practitioner in decision making.

Traditional study-design-based LOE grading systems may therefore only provide information on the credibility of the study's results, but do not provide any information regarding the relevance of the investigated clinical question to the practitioner's decision making.

This new approach provides reliability practitioners a decision making tool in performing the quantitative evaluation of reliability improvement for a multi-characteristic engineering design.

As such the model can be used to support forest practitioners in their decision making for regeneration and forest protection planning in the Hessian Ried.

To develop a model for estimating the global risk of disease progression in patients with ocular hypertension and to calculate the "number-needed-to-treat" (NNT) to prevent progression to blindness as an aid to practitioners in clinical decision making.

Clinical practice guidelines have been developed to assist healthcare practitioners in clinical decision making.

Support systems underpinned by evidence-based decision analytical models of patient profiles are one potential means of assisting many practitioners in their decision making.