Abstract
Clinical decision-making has been perceived as a primary cognitive activity for clinicians in daily practice, which based on the process of choosing between alternatives or options for patients. A single clinical decision might affect one patient′s health outcomes, while the sum of clinical decisions made by all clinicians would play a decisive role in the allocation and utilization of health resources. Several dimensions should be taken into consideration when making clinical decisions, such as scientificity, clinical experience, economical status, medical humanities and government administration. In addition, clinical decision-making behavior should be administrated and guided by government, from the following seven aspects, so as to avoid scientism or commercial alienation phenomenon: national guidelines and standards development, academic standardization, expertise offering, medical training with human factors as well as legal punishment, medical knowledge accessibility, reimbursement restriction, and application of artificial intelligence. Key words: Clinical decision-making; Administration; Resource allocation
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