Sentence examples for transfer decision making from inspiring English sources

To facilitate comparisons between clinical studies, four classes (or "generations") of telehealth have recently been proposed on the basis of the type of data transfer, decision making ability of the care provider reviewing the data, and level of integration of all systems with the patient's primary care structure.

Democrats said the bill would transfer decision making to doctors and nurses from insurance company clerks.

From our findings it appears that variations in transfer decision making lie not in the clinicians risk assessments but in their risk tolerance and personal decision thresholds, and that this is exacerbated by distance from acute care.

"Elected health commissioners will put the patient voice at the heart of decision making in the NHS, transferring decision making over health services from central government and into the hands of the people," he said.

The Brazilian health reform process put great emphasis on decentralization, transferring decision making authority to sub-national levels.

The whole point of the arbitration agreement was to transfer that decision making power to certain designated NFL officials, including Goodell.

For example, the skill of quickly reading literature to find the critical point, transfers to quick decision making of information.

We examine whether decision making transfers from soccer to other sports that may be deemed to be either similar (basketball) or dissimilar (tennis) based on sports taxonomy.

All generated current row, filtered, and aggregated events can be transferred to a centralized processing point or to distributed intermediate processing points in the smart network for pre-processing or for further filtering and aggregation before being transferred to the main decision making unit.

Midwives who provided Lead Maternity Care (LMC) to women in rural areas were invited to share their experiences of decision making around transfer in labour.

One of the reasons for including research users as part of the triad, and emphasizing the importance of triads that have strong linkages to civil society, was to ensure that findings were quickly 'translated' (transferred or exchanged) into policy decision making.