In a recent survey of 16 UK integrated care pilots, most patients felt uninvolved in decision making regarding their care [ 40].
General Xu resigned from the Communist Party's Politburo in 1985 and in recent years was ailing and apparently uninvolved in decision-making.
11 Patients with prostate cancer who felt inadequately informed and uninvolved in decisions about treatment were more likely to regret having treatment.
Child QoL was evaluated by the welfare caseworker, a professional uninvolved in the decision, the child, and the parents.
A week later, Jianguo remained frustrated and confused and uninvolved in strategic decisions.
But the size of today's teams makes this unrealistic and those executives who end up relatively uninvolved in key decision-making become disengaged, as they come to realize they've been handed a rubber stamp rather than the brass ring.
In other Western European nations, policies similar to Sweden's are in place, with little to no interference from religious groups, who are predominantly uninvolved in such decisions.
But if one partner is calling all the shots and the other is totally uninvolved in the decision-making process, it may mean the couple isn't acting as a team in other areas of the relationship.
I was uninvolved in eBay's decision to spin off Skype and in eBay's decision to choose to partner with the Silver Lake syndicate.
Seek out and listen carefully to the views of people who were uninvolved with the earlier decisions and who are hence unlikely to be committed to them.
Indeed, the high cost of being an active investor has left financial institutions and money management firms, which control more than 40% of all corporate equity in the United States, almost completely uninvolved in the major decisions and long-term strategies of the companies their clients own.
