Education and training of surgeons has traditionally focused on the development of individual knowledge, technical skills, and decision making.
People want to connect deeply with each other, and they don't want to be constrained by various technical boundaries and decisions made 20 years ago".
The technical nature of decision making and networks between research communities in health and agriculture allowed policy action to continue free from political interference, 'under the radar'.
Over the last few decades, research on healthcare priority setting has focused on methods of implementation as well as on the development of approaches related to fairness and legitimacy and on more technical aspects of decision making including the use of multi-criteria decision analysis.
Finally there was a strong belief that policymaking should be informed by evidence, and ongoing surveillance of poisoning was important to continuing the technical basis for decision making.
The system gives a result of the judgment for the comfort level of navigation environment so that it is able to provide the administrative authority with technical support for decision making.
Works in organisational or socio-technical decision making (e.g. scaling agile methods or offshoring) can provide sample arenas in which social debt emerges.
"I am convinced that Yinxiang Biji will further unleash its potential and pick up development after the spin-off, as technical and decision-making autonomy is gained and fully localized operations are on the way.
Training workshops were suggested as a modality for reinforcing technical and decision-making skills obtained during a fellowship programme while simulator and tissue simulator models allow hands-on exposure in a safe setting.
Overall then, databases, or structured websites give off the impression that they are theory-neutral, masking the technical and political decisions made in the ordering and structuring process which, in fact, work against the very Indigenous ontology of multiple connection realities they are established to support (Christie 2004).
We call for the recognition of these knowledge differences (experiential and technical) and their inclusion in decision making processes regarding landscape planning.
