Reasonably think definition
Reasonably think means that the disadvantage, low level of participation or different needs can be seen (detailed statistical or other evidence of this does not need to be shown).
Reasonably think means that you believe positive action is the right approach to address disadvantage, address needs or address low participation. For this to be ‘reasonable’ it must be supported by evidence. Complex data and evidence are not required as basic local or national statistical data is available for most health and care employers.
Reasonably think means that you can see the disadvantage, low level of participation or different needs, but you do not have to show any detailed statistical or other evidence.
More Definitions of Reasonably think
Reasonably think means that the disadvantage, low level of participation or different needs can be seen but there is no requirement to show any detailed statistical or other evidence.)