Discuss the decision model with assumptions and variables informed by systematic review and tailored to fit the decision making context.

The decision model I have developed is informed by a systematic review of the literature and tailored to fit the context of the decision making process. This model includes four main assumptions: 1) that all decisions are based on incomplete information with some degree of uncertainty; 2) that there is more than one possible solution or outcome to any given problem; 3) that decisions should be made in light of ethical principles, legal constraints and other social considerations; and 4) that individuals may weigh these factors differently depending on their values and beliefs.

In addition, this model also takes into account various variables such as cost-benefit analysis, risk assessment, stakeholder involvement, political implications etc.. These factors are essential for making well informed judgments about potential courses of action which can then help organizations better prepare for future challenges while still optimizing resources available to them.

Overall utilizing this type of decision making framework provides structure when tackling complex issues which can often arise within healthcare settings. By considering both internal and external influences it allows teams to identify potential strategies or approaches which could increase effectiveness while still helping ensure patient safety and satisfaction remain top priorities at all times