Determining resources and capabilities in complex context: A decision-making model for banks. by Mochammad Ridwan Ristyawan, Utomo Sarjono Putro, Manahan Siallagan

“…However, the dynamic capabilities framework, which serves as a decision-making model, faces three significant issues when selecting resources and capabilities within complex contexts. …”
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Participatory democracy and civil society: Transforming societal decision-making in the information age by Auli Keskinen

“…Keskinen, having argued for the creation of a decision-making Network, argues for the adoption of enhancing the publicity and promoting a suitable setting for the dialogue to develop; therefore, she describes different methods which work for the later conclusion that teledemocracy is a type, a model, of deliberative democracy. …”
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Promoting the implementation of clinical decision support systems in primary care: A qualitative exploration of implementing a Fractional exhaled Nitric Oxide (FeNO)-guided decisio... by Kate Morton, Marta Santillo, Michelle Helena Van Velthoven, Lucy Yardley, Mike Thomas, Kay Wang, Ben Ainsworth, Sarah Tonkin-Crine

“…This study sought to explore how clinicians perceive the use of a CDSS which makes recommendations for asthma management based on factors including Fractional exhaled Nitric Oxide testing, and how CDSSs can be designed to promote their implementation.<h4>Methods</h4>Twenty-three interviews were conducted with clinicians to explore perceptions about the CDSS. …”
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The Impact of Experience Versus Decision Aids on Patient Preference Toward Virtual Care by Aaron R. Prater, Jack T. McConnell, Nikhil R. Yedulla, Edward L. Peterson, Trevor R. Banka, Charles S. Day

“…Group 2 (In-person with Decision Aid) and Group 3 (In-person without Decision Aid) had no virtual care experience. …”
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The use of research evidence in public health decision making processes: systematic review. by Lois Orton, Ffion Lloyd-Williams, David Taylor-Robinson, Martin O'Flaherty, Simon Capewell

“…Barriers to the use of research evidence included: decision makers' perceptions of research evidence; the gulf between researchers and decision makers; the culture of decision making; competing influences on decision making; and practical constraints. …”
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LEO multi-service routing algorithm based on multi-objective decision making by Li YANG, Jing SUN, Cheng-sheng PAN, Qi-jie ZOU

“…In low earth orbit(LEO) satellite networks,in view of the unbalanced link resource,it's difficult to meet differentiated quality of service(QoS) requirements and easily lead to reduce the efficiency of the whole network.A routing algorithm based on multi-objective decision making was proposed which defined LEO satellite network transmission service as the delay sensitive,sensitive bandwidth and reliability sensitive three categories.It used the eigenvector method to calculate service weights,and used the consistency ratio to determine whether it can be accepted.Based on the multi-objective decision making theory,it combined with the actual state of satellite network nodes and links and the specific requirements of the business,calculating the path that meets the QoS requirements of the service,so as to realize the LEO satellite network multi objective dynamic routing optimization.Established simulation platform based on the iridium network system simulated network delay,the uncertain characteristics like the residual bandwidth and packet error rate,route planning for the randomly generated three classes of business.The simulation results show that,the algorithm not only satisfies the QoS constrain while balancing the traffic load of the satellite link effectively,but also improves the performance on the throughput.…”
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Decision-Making preferences in advanced cancer patients: associations with sociodemographic and psychological factors by Caterina Calderon, Ana Fernández-Montes, Marina Gustems, Lucia Roncero, Jesús Peña-López, Elena Asensio-Martínez, Mar Muñoz-Sánchez, Paula Jimenez-Fonseca

“…The Control Preferences Scale was used to classify patients into three profiles: Patient Control (decisions mainly made by the patient), Shared Control (decisions made jointly with the physician), and Physician Control (decisions primarily led by the physician). …”
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Vertical Handover Decision Algorithm Using Multicriteria Metrics in Heterogeneous Wireless Network by Gita Mahardhika, Mahamod Ismail, Rosdiadee Nordin

“…There are three types of the vertical handover decision algorithm: (i) equal priority, (ii) mobile priority, and (iii) network priority. …”
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Decision-making impairments in epilepsy: behavioral and EEG evidence of event-related potential by Sijie An, Qing Chen, Yuwei Zhou, Xiangyu Gao, Siyu Gong, Minghao An, Yimin Liu, Chengjuan Xie, Yubao Jiang, Kai Wang, Kai Wang, Xingui Chen, Xingui Chen

“…The aim of this study was to examine decision-making differences in patients with new-onset and seizure-remission epilepsy, as well as the neurophysiological mechanisms.MethodsThis study included 32 patients with new-onset epilepsy, 31 with seizure-remission epilepsy with generalized tonic–clonic seizures, and 34 matched healthy individuals. …”
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Older People'S Preferences for Self-Involvement in Decision-Making if Faced With Serious Illness by Rafaela Jorge, Natália Calanzani, Adelaide Freitas, Rui Nunes, Liliana Sousa

“…In the incapacity scenario, the most frequent combinations were “yourself” and “other relatives” (usually their children and, less often, their grandchildren) (59.3%) and “yourself” and “the doctor” (48.5%). Three factors were associated with a preference for self-involvement in an incapacity scenario. …”
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Evaluating UAV Alternatives for Post-Disaster Situations: An Integrated Decision-Making Methodology by Serap Ercan Comert, Sena Kir, Zeynep Ozsoy, Meleknur Demirel

“…The UAV evaluation problem has been divided into three sub-problems, and an integrated multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) approach is proposed within a Pythagorean Fuzzy environment for evaluation. …”
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Is it appropriate when the Heart Team changes the decision regarding the modality of myocardial revascularization? by Veljković Stefan, Milošević Maja, Ostojić Miodrag, Bošković Srđan, Nikolić Aleksandra, Bojić Milovan, Otašević Petar

“…Background/Aim. Decision-making by the Heart Team is an established way of making appropriate decisions regarding the management of patients with coronary artery dis-ease. …”
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Integrating Probability and Possibility Theory: A Novel Approach to Valuing Real Options in Uncertain Environments by Bartłomiej Gaweł, Bogdan Rębiasz, Andrzej Paliński

“…Our contribution is built around a correlated random–fuzzy Geometric Brownian Motion, a hybrid Monte Carlo engine that propagates mixed uncertainty into a probability box, combined with three p-box-to-CDF transformations (pignistic, ambiguity-based and credibility-based) to reflect decision-maker attitudes. …”
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Artificial Intelligence in Nursing Decision-Making: A Bibliometric Analysis of Trends and Impacts by Mengdie Hu, Yan Wang, Yunsong Liu, Bingqing Cai, Fanjing Kong, Qian Zheng, Dan Zhao, Guanghui Gao, Zhouguang Hui

“…<b>Background:</b> Nursing decision-making is pivotal for patient safety and care quality. …”
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Precarity, agency and trust: Vaccination decision-making in the context of the UK asylum system by Anna Deal, Maha Salloum, Sally E. Hayward, Alison F. Crawshaw, Felicity Knights, Jessica Carter, Isra Al-Sharabi, Reem Yahia, Stephanie Fisher, Beatriz Morais, Oumnia Bouaddi, Lucy Jones, Anna Miller, Sandra Mounier-Jack, Sally Hargreaves

“…Results: 25 participants were interviewed (mean age: 37 years, mean time in UK: 6 years, 72% female), of whom 13 were living in asylum accommodation at the time of interview. Analysis generated three main themes: 1) the detrimental impact of trauma and fear, both within the UK asylum system and prior, on perceptions of risk and vaccination decisions, 2) the effect of marginalisation, discrimination and neglect within the asylum system on an individual's trust and 3) the structural violence and restricted agency imposed on asylum seekers and its effect on ability and motivation to vaccinate. …”
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The Influence of Knowledge about Korean Culture on Decision of Purchasing Korean Mobile phones by Arbaiyah Satriani, Rini Rinawati

“…This research seeks information about the relationship between knowledge about Hallyu with Samsung or LG cellphones purchasing decisions that is made by Korean culture fans. This research implements  quantitative method with a total of 40 respondents. …”
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Cooperative spectrum sensing scheme based on crowd trust and decision-making mechanism by Xiao-mao WANG, Chuan-he HUANG, Yi-long LV, Bin WANG, Xi-ying FAN, Hao ZHOU

“…A distributed consensus-based scheme by simulating the crowd trust and decision-making mechanism was proposed.This scheme firstly predicts the dynamic trust value among sensing users by the previous cooperative process,and then generates the user's relative trust value,and makes the data interaction among the users by using the combination of relative trust value and decision-making mechanism.All users' state can reach a consensus as the credible and iterative data interaction.All users get the final results by the determinant algorithm.This new spectrum sensing scheme utilizes the imbalance of each users' sensing ability in the real environment.Each secondary user can maintain cooperation with others only through the local information exchange with the neighbors.It is quite different from traditional spectrum sensing scheme,such as OR-rule,1-out-of-N rule and ordinary iterative method.Three SSDF attacks were analysed,on the basis of the corresponding anti-attack policy was proposed.Theoretical analysis and simulation results show that the new scheme is better than the existing cooperative spectrum sensing algorithm in accuracy and security.New scheme not only can improve the accuracy of spectrum sensing but also has the strong anti-attack capability.…”
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Embedding a Choice Experiment in an Online Decision Aid or Tool: Scoping Review by Nyantara Wickramasekera, Phil Shackley, Donna Rowen

“…Choice experiments, a method to clarify values used within decision aids, present patients with hypothetical scenarios to reveal their preferences for treatment characteristics. …”
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Effectiveness of Round by Peers on Critical Thinking and Clinical Decision-Making in Nursing Students by Nasrin Sarabi, Maryam Kiarsi, Shahzad Mehranfard

“…Background: Strengthening critical thinking and clinical decision-making skills is important for nursing. Therefore, it is essential to use appropriate educational methods to influence these factors. …”
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Breast Cancer Diagnosis Using Bagging Decision Trees with Improved Feature Selection by Deepak Dudeja, Ajit Noonia, S. Lavanya, Vandana Sharma, Varun Kumar, Sumaiya Rehan, R. Ramkumar

“…This work offers a practical introduction to the core concepts and principles of bagging decision trees used for breast cancer diagnosis. In this article, three main algorithms, viz. linear regression (LR), decision tree (DT), and random forest, were used. …”
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