In the present work, we have attempted to deepen our knowledge of the relations between a process of great relevance in complex organizational settings, decision-making (DM), and an indicator of occupational quality with a long trajectory, mental workload (MWL).
In this sense, only a few and very recent works have focused on relating MWL and one of the key concepts in skilled work settings: decision-making (Byrne, 2013; Baethge, Müller, & Rigotti, 2016; Jackson, Kleitman, & Aidman, 2014).
In other settings, decisions are to be made based on high-resolution CT data and electromyogram results, thanks to a clinical survey and second electromyogram evaluation.
For individual clinicians outside of acute care settings, decision-making is known to be driven by exposure to factors that include pharmaceutical company marketing [ 16], clinical practice guidelines and other forms of synthesised evidence, subsidisation, and the advice of colleagues and perceived local consensus [ 17- 23].
In organizational settings, decisions concerning increased efficiency will likely be made by (higher) management.
Community-based activities are still needed to support decision-making, because in traditional settings, decisions are more often taken by the community than by the individual.
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