In addition, it is a non-linear, iterative approach that focuses on user needs, articulating frameworks, and formulating a strategy.
There is a need for carefully articulated theoretical frameworks and processes and direct assessment of the relevant aspects of communities.
Dix was by no means a radical — she was a stickler for ladylike manners — but she believed in her ability to influence social conventions and amend the status quo from within the system, and, in doing so, she articulated a framework for later feminist movements.
The DDT is grounded in a well articulated, scientific framework but needs to be extended further into the human experimental setting.
Thus, central to the use of LSAs for causal inference is the articulation of one or more priority causal questions agreed upon by the governing body and further articulated through the frameworks.
As tuberculosis control is one of the primary concerns, both of historic and modern public health, it is instructive to see the extent to which the frameworks articulated for public health ethics match up with the current provision of tuberculosis care.
We drew on the methods laid out in a 2005 framework by Arksey and O'Malley [ 1] who were among the first scholars to articulate a framework to clarify the usefulness of and methods inherent in a scoping study.
"We have got a lot to do to articulate the framework we are developing," he said.
If we could articulate one framework for successful governance, perhaps it should be this: When confronted by a problem, deal with it.
In discussing these findings, we articulate a framework linking information provision to changes in citizens' behavior, and assess the present intervention at each step.
