These metrics can aid decision-makers in rendering more informed judgments about resource allocation and how to design a portfolio of security and recovery strategies.
Thus, disparities in health associated with non-health determinants of health could have far-reaching implications for judgments about resource allocation outside the health sector.
"We regularly assess risk and resource allocation, a process involving the considered judgments of experienced professionals on the ground and in Washington, using the best available information," Mr. Kennedy said, calling the strike on the diplomatic mission in Benghazi an "unprecedented attack".
Individual surgeons are usually not in a position to make judgments about collective resource allocation, and may exert pressure for the implementation of innovations outside the usual institutional decision-making process.
This is inconvenient from a policy perspective, which has traditionally relied on the judgment of experts to make resource allocation decisions.
In any country, healthcare resource allocation decisions are complex and involve assessment of the available scientific evidence, clarification of priorities, value judgments and ethical considerations [ 1, 2].
We allocated investments under two resource allocation scenarios: a climate-adapted allocation and a climate-neutral allocation.
As such, CM systems can inform the process of resource allocation but are not a substitute for sound political judgment.
According to studies from the US [ 28, 29], medical professional integrity and judgment were influenced by factors such as resource allocation and/or hospital size.
Opponents claim that the judgments of non-patients are more appropriate, because decisions affecting resource allocation for one group of patients affect the provision for other groups.
Technical and functional knowledge are vital to making good judgment calls, being legitimate in the eyes of your people, and making resource allocation decisions.
