However, many cultural competence frameworks have a broader operationalization, emphasizing the triad of skills, attitudes and knowledge [ 6].
By doing so it would be possible to examine whether using a broader operationalization of risk perception predicts future behavior.
Although these system aims were derived from experienced gaps in communication previously identified in cerebral palsy care settings [ 7], an operationalization in broader terms (i.e. system use would improve my job performance/increase my productivity/make it easier to do my job/etcetera [ 14]) might have better addressed the wide range of professionals' outcome expectancies.
Further, it analyzes and draws inferences from this specific work that may have broad applicability for the management, operationalization, and evaluation of other large-scale research endeavors.
Operationalization of the broader framework of morbidity that we propose will be challenging.
However, this broad definition lead to different operationalizations, spanning widely from simple, rule-like associations (Preston and Eichenbaum, 2013) and more complex, visuo-spatial layouts (Tse et al., 2007, 2011; van Buuren et al., 2014), to semantic knowledge acquired throughout life van Kesteren et al., 2014).
In this context, broad consensus appears to exist for using a particular operationalization of necessity as basis for equity weighting, i.e., the concept of proportional shortfall [ 16– 16].
More explicit attention to broader, diverse interpretations from local stakeholders may inform the operationalization of the ecosystem services concept for landscape planning processes.
While the vagueness of this definition can challenge operationalization, it was deemed appropriate due to its broad recognition and frequency of usage.
The new DSM-V diagnostic criteria on sleep wake disorder have chosen to use broad criteria to increase reliability in clinical diagnosis, making specific operationalizations for use in research more challenging.
