NATURALISTIC DECISION MAKING: A MODEL TO OVERCOME METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGES IN THE STUDY OF CRITICAL CARE NURSES' DECISION MAKING ABOUT PATIENTS' HEMODYNAMIC STATUS.

Focuses on naturalistic decision making model in overcoming methodological challenges in the study of critical care nurses' decision making about hemodynamic status of patients. Ways in which nurses respond to hemodynamic cues according to the nurses' skills, experiences and knowledge; Advantages of the model as a framework for studying the complex tasks involved in nurses' decision; Potential sources of variability in decisions among nurses;