MH triage clinicians in Australia rely heavily on clinical experience to underpin decision making and have little of knowledge of theoretical models for practice, such as methodologies for rating urgency.
One line of work supporting this aim was to make publicly available information about DSTs providing qualitative or quantitative assessments that underpin decision making in the field of E&H.
If tools are to be developed to support triage at all stages of the patient pathway in a pandemic, societies must consider the ethical issues raised (4, 5 ), debate them, and take a position on the values that should underpin decision making in a pandemic.
Australians deserve a set of principles that underpin decisions made about legislation that regulates online freedom, access, fair use, and privacy.
Sometimes policy must be formulated and management decisions made rapidly using expert opinion and traditional knowledge (Martin et al. 2012; Haenn et al. 2014) Ultimately, however, robust, quantitative evidence is essential to underpin conservation decision making (Pullin and Knight 2009; Magurran and McGill 2011).
This was used to underpin the decision making processes required to promote innovation in programme design, to increase the involvement of students in the facilitation and evaluation of their learning experiences, and helped shape the organisational changes required for embedding an evidenced-based culture in the School.
In the virtual mode, facilitation by responding encouragingly to all comments posted, seeking, summarising and providing background information, making links, introducing social-communicative styles, were extremely important for achieving a high level of dialogue to underpin the decision making.
Articulating the elements of IHR core capacity-building can also help the global health community better comprehend a complex obligation that, if implemented fully, will strengthen the public health diagnostic, analytical, and information-sharing capacities that underpin effective decision making across health systems.
By clearly understanding the steps of a procedure and the underpinning surgical decision making processes, when placed in real operative environment, trainees will be able to focus on the technical aspect of the procedure.
These approaches are similar to the mental training on the job and outside of work that underpins naturalistic decision making.
However, the broader AST literature typically associates correlates with the school travel mode choice only and does not consider that the escort decision and travel mode decision may be underpinned by different parental decision making processes [ 33].
