Exploring individual decision making in democratic kampuchea, 1975 1979

... objections More ominously, some were forced into joining under latent threats formulated against their family members remaining in the villages In a village in Kandal province, in 1973, ‘girls ... of that particular decision Avoiding the allocation of blame and responsibility is intended to prevent passing undue judgment on individuals Besides being unethical, linking decisions to outcomes ... power in Phnom Penh after Lon Nol’s defeat In reality, after 1975, Sihanouk did not have any input in decision- making, and the Khmer Rouge never intended to share their power with him In fact,...

Báo cáo khoa học: "Veterinary decision making in relation to metritis - a qualitative approach to understand the background for variation and bias in veterinary medical records"

... Acta Veterinaria Scandinavica 2009, 51:36 Background Files with information on animal disease have a variety of applications at both the herd and national level, including monitoring the incidence ... the aim was to reveal perceptions and reasoning behind generation of data and to describe the interaction and relations between the recording of metritis scores and veterinarians' decision making ... making connected to metritis treatment and potential links to data quality This understanding provides insight into potential errors (bias and random error) related to data based on clinical examina-...

Reproductive Decision-Making in a Macro-Micro Perspective (REPRO) potx

... decisions and behaviour as paramount; Linking individual and aggregate-level analyses; Studying contextual influences by applying a comparative crosscountry framework; Using qualitative analysis of narrative ... behavioural and value changes (Neyer and Andersson 2008) Policies that have a certain effect in one welfare context may not operate in the same way in another one For instance, offering cheap and ... 41 factors associated with child care and care leave, and personal control factors including health and having a suitable partner Table A2 in Appendix lists the beliefs associated with each of...

Making Sense of Data-Driven Decision Making in Education pot

... completely data-driven. ” In recent years, the education community has witnessed increased interest in data-driven decision making (DDDM)— making it a mantra of educators from the central office, ... decision making, including its origins, a theoretical framework for thinking about its implementation in education, and a brief overview of existing literature Section two draws on crosscutting ... modeling of student achievement data is another important line of inquiry to pursue, and one that RAND is currently examining This line of work holds potential to create more precise indicators of...

Women in economic decision-making in the EU: Progress report pdf

... authorised provided the source is acknowledged Printed in Luxembourg Women in economic decision-making in the EU: Progress report A Europe 2020 initiative Table of content Introduction ... supporting the participating women in the development of the boards of the own companies and to build networks for women membership in external boards The program includes board training, networking ... 2011 17 The key indicator of gender representation on corporate boards in the EU shows that the proportion of women involved in top-level business decision-making remains very low, although there...

guilt by descent moral inheritance and decision making in greek tragedy dec 2007

... theses on Greek and Latin literature, ancient history, and ancient philosophy examined by the Faculty Board of Classics Guilt by Descent Moral Inheritance and Decision Making in Greek Tragedy ... inherited guilt, curses, Erinyes, and decision making Not all tragedies involve a curse, and curses are not crucial in all the plays in which they appear The same is true of guilt and Erinyes, which ... approach to tragedy, some aspects of Herodotus It examines some instances in this contemporary author of supernatural causation, moral inheritance within the family, and decision making Herodotus,...

Representation and Decision-Making in Environment Planning with Emphasis on Energy Technologies doc

... Ethics and Climate Change in Asia and the Pacific (ECCAP) Project Working Group Report Representation and Decision-Making in Environment Planning with Emphasis on Energy Technologies Raine Boonlong ... Participation in Environmental Protection and Thai Folk Wisdom ECCAP WG Report: Representation and Decision-Maker in Environment Planning with Emphasis on Energy Technologies Within the context of ... ruling These agencies included: 16 ECCAP WG Report: Representation and Decision-Maker in Environment Planning with Emphasis on Energy Technologies • Thailand Environment Institute • Thailand Environmental...

Chapter 003. Decision-Making in Clinical Medicine (Part 1) doc

... involves skill in clinical decision-making The first goal of this chapter is to provide an introduction to the study of clinical reasoning Equally bewildering to the student ... experience in the care of patients The third goal of this chapter is to provide a brief overview of some of the tools of evidence-based medicine Clinical Decision-Making Clinical Reasoning The most ... available to assist in clinical decision-making will also be discussed Evidence-based medicine is the term used to describe the integration of the best available research evidence with clinical judgment...

Chapter 003. Decision-Making in Clinical Medicine (Part 2) pdf

... of the sort encountered daily in clinical medicine, with great efficiency Clinicians rely on three basic types of heuristics When assessing a particular patient, clinicians often weigh the probability ... the patterns most prevalent in clinical medicine, must work much harder to achieve the same result and is often at risk of missing the important clinical problem in a sea of compulsively collected ... therefore more influential on clinical judgments The third commonly used cognitive shortcut, the anchoring heuristic, involves estimating a probability by starting from a familiar point (the anchor)...

Chapter 003. Decision-Making in Clinical Medicine (Part 3) ppt

... make teaching diagnostic reasoning difficult is that expert clinicians not follow a fixed pattern in patient examinations From the outset, they are generating, refining, and discarding diagnostic ... the examiner to the exclusion of all other inputs until answered, allowing the examiner to move on to the next specific question Negative findings are often as important as positive ones in establishing ... focused examination using the URI assessment protocol rather than considering the full range of possibilities and performing appropriate tests to confirm or refute his initial hypotheses In particular,...

Chapter 003. Decision-Making in Clinical Medicine (Part 4) doc

... include the physician's knowledge, training, and experience It is obvious that physicians cannot practice evidence-based medicine (EBM; described later in the chapter) if they are unfamiliar with ... therapy in their heart failure patients because they are more familiar with what the targets are (as defined by large clinical trials), have more familiarity with the specific drugs (including dosages ... are less likely to overreact to foreseeable problems in therapy such as a rise in creatinine levels or symptomatic hypotension Other intriguing research has shown a wide distribution of acceptance...

Chapter 003. Decision-Making in Clinical Medicine (Part 5) pptx

... assist in making clinical decisions in the presence of uncertainty are reviewed Quantitative Methods to Aid Clinical Decision-Making The process of medical decision-making can be divided into two ... patients In summary, expert clinical decision-making can be appreciated as a complex interplay between cognitive devices used to simplify large amounts of complex information interacting with ... (1) defining the available courses of action and estimating the likely outcomes with each, and (2) assessing the desirability of the outcomes The former task involves integrating key information...

Chapter 003. Decision-Making in Clinical Medicine (Part 6) doc

... quantitative measure of the information content of a test Values range from 0.5 (no diagnostic information at all, test is equivalent to flipping a coin) to 1.0 (perfect test) In the testing literature, ... response in a treadmill exercise test) to the exclusion of other potentially relevant data In addition, ROC area comparisons not simulate the way test information is actually used in clinical practice ... the confidence in a diagnosis before the test is performed In the absence of more relevant information, it is usually estimated from the prevalence of the disease in the underlying population...

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