evidence-based decision
[ˈɛvɪdəns beɪst dɪˈsɪʒən]
nounpl: evidence-based decisions
decisão baseada em evidências
1. A decision made by relying on factual data, research findings, and empirical evidence rather than intuition, tradition, or assumptions
The hospital implemented an evidence-based decision to reduce patient readmission rates by 30%.
O hospital implementou uma decisão baseada em evidências para reduzir as taxas de readmissão de pacientes em 30%.
2. In organizational and policy contexts, a choice informed by systematic evaluation of available data and scientific research
The government made an evidence-based decision to increase funding for renewable energy projects.
O governo tomou uma decisão baseada em evidências para aumentar o financiamento de projetos de energia renovável.
3. In medical and healthcare fields, therapeutic or diagnostic choices supported by clinical research and proven outcomes
The physician recommended an evidence-based decision regarding the patient's treatment plan.
O médico recomendou uma decisão baseada em evidências sobre o plano de tratamento do paciente.
This term has gained significant prominence in both Brazilian and American professional contexts since the early 2000s, particularly in healthcare, education, and corporate management. In Brazil, it reflects the growing emphasis on scientific rigor and data-driven approaches in public policy and business decision-making. In the USA, it originated in medical practice and has expanded across all sectors as part of the broader movement toward accountability and measurable outcomes.
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