Participation in professional development of teachers is defined and operationalised according to TALIS 2013 methodology and the standard OECD approach.
This paper reports on how user involvement was defined and operationalised within the knee pain forum, and offers a preliminary assessment of its outcomes.
They showed that caregiver sensitivity has been defined and operationalised in many different ways over the preceding thirty years, but however measured, it was far from being an exclusive determinant of the quality of attachment.
First, there is an absence of an agreed definition of reporting and study quality, and how a term is defined and operationalised has implications for how and what is measured in assessment of a study.
We join others in recommending that ethnicity be clearly explained in all ethnic health variation research by specifying the way in which ethnicity has been defined and operationalised, so that readers can determine applicability to their own populations [ 34].
For the purposes of this study, 'use' of TREND is defined and operationalised as the reference, within a published article, to TREND being referred to, to inform or guide the planning, conduct and/or reporting of the research study and results.
This study was not designed to test the RCP-3Qs but to look at how poor control was being defined and operationalised in primary care and to test, where possible, the strength of each assessment model for predicting poor control of asthma.
Their lowest impact was in the area of championing COPC, which is an important focus of the government's policy on re-engineering primary care and in some areas where COPC has been more systematically implemented the supportive role of the family physician has been more clearly defined and operationalised [ 19, 26].
Considering the "global sense of place" [ 31] in superdiverse neighbourhoods, welfare bricolage can be viewed as a fluid, relational, hybrid process, defined and operationalised from (inter connections with elsewhere as well as from within.
