Decision making models in health care Comprehensive Rational

Decision making models in health care

Comprehensive Rationality:

Bounded Rationality and Satisficing:

Incremental Decision Making:

Garbage Can Model:

How does decision making in the real world of health care reflect or differ from each of these models??

Solution

Comprehensive rationality:This is purely based on cost and benefit and all public level programs are designed based on the effectiveness it can develop through it. In healthcare system various government programs are designed based on comprehensive rationality where it takes various perspectivness of program into account.

Bounded rationality:It is based on limited time and resource: Many healthcare programes which is developed for irradication of certain diseases ( such as flue) needs such approach.

Incremental decision making:This kind of decision model requires an elevation of care based on a critical complexity or in other ways it can be described as it needs to be adjusted or aligned and reprioritized based on other kind of clinical emergent indications

Grabage can model: It is an irrational model of decision making where the scenario falls in such a way that all problems, participants, solutions are disconnected and all of them exist as a seperate organisational streams.In healthcare streams such programs emphasise on having standerdised operational programs which helps in unifying things together and serve the purpose.