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what seven step approach does this site suggest for decision making?

The seven step approach for decision making is:

Try to determine the background of the decision to be made

Research information and data related to the problem which will help in resolving the problem matter.

Keep a list of possible alternatives for the decision. Having a Plan A up to Z works!

Know and see what are the highs and lows of each decision.

Decide which resolution is the best, or have combinations  to produce a better outcome.

If everything is situated according to plan, Act.

Reevaluate your path if it needs minor modifications or a total re-haul.

The seven step approach which is suggested to be taken in other to make a decision are sequentially ordered thus :

1.) Identifying the need to make a decision :

The first step in the approach is to establish why and on what ground a certain decision has to be made.

2.) Gathering required information:

Once, the need to make a decision has been established, next is to acquire the required or relevant information on the decision to be made.

3.) Possiblities of Alternatives :

Keep an eye on possible alternatives in other to have numerous options.

4.) Evaluate the alternatives:

Weigh up the feasibility of the alternative plans available.

5.) Choose best available option :

Once evaluation has been concluded, go for the best alternative available.

6.) Work on the chosen plan :

Set your plan in motion immediately

7.) Review your decision :

Take a look back at what you've done in other to take note of future lessons.

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title i of the health insurance portability and accountability act of 1996 (hipaa) protects health insurance coverage for workers and their families when they change or lose their jobs. visit the cms website　below　for title i information regarding pre-existing conditions and portability of health insurance coverage.