Sentence examples for supported decision from inspiring English sources

Thus the time seems ripe to test the performance on an imaging supported decision algorithm, which for the case of SSRI and SNRI so far remains largely intuitive.

Has use of information and communication technology (ICT) supported decision making when caring for pregnant/postnatal women with pre-existing diabetes and cardiac disease?

Two studies were finally excluded because they only related to supported decision making rather than to DMC (See Tables  1 and 2).

Although the majority of strokes seen in the ED are 'barn door', the use of objective scoring systems (NIHSS) and the clinical availability of colleagues in neurology and stroke care have supported decision making in difficult cases.

Processes of city planning have often supported decision-making methods that involve selection, evaluation and combination of several factors.

Supported Decision-Making (SDM) as an alternative to guardianship.

The act also allows forced admission and treatment in psychiatric hospitals and promotes guardianship as opposed to supported decision-making, which limits people with mental disabilities from making their own decisions.

Substituted and supported decision-making may be better represented as existing on a continuum.

3) Computer supported decision-making, electronic communication with patients and between health care levels with sub-themes: "e-communication between patient and health care provider", "e-communication among different health care providers" and "computer supported decision-making".

It was anticipated that comprehensive education and supported decision-making, a desired position for consent and SDM, would reduce worries.

This view is though contested [ 17] and research and policy around supported decision-making and substitute judgement are relevant here [ 23].