Advanced practitioners' use of reflexivity in decision-making

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to explore intuition and reflexivity in practice, reflexivity's impact on decision-making, and to see if practitioners used this concept in their profession. The findings suggested that intuition played a key role in the respondents' processing, and conscious thought processes occurred during consultation, prompting to be more cautious in their decision-making.

Management dynamics, Decision-making, Decision making, Management, Practice, Company business management, Physicians (General practice), General practitioners

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Was reclassifying cannabis a wise decision?

Article Abstract:

The debate is presented on whether the UK government was right to reclassify cannabis as it reduces many of the risks associated with its use, without indicating that it is harmless and is condoned.

Marijuana, Usage, Identification and classification

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