Our data suggest the need to conduct a large-scale survey of HIV risk behaviors and HIV/STI prevalence among MSM in this region, which, due to high volume of movement across the international border, should be conceptualized to include the nearby transborder area as well.
Although the concept of health systems supports for CCM can be broadly conceptualized to include many factors, this study focuses on the primary concerns of the MOH in Malawi during early implementation of the CCM program: 1) implementation of training; 2) supervision; 3) drug supply; and 4) job aids.
Comparative anatomy (conceptualized broadly to include functional anatomy and embryology) exploited methodological suggestions from successful physical science, as when Geoffroy St. Hilaire appealed to Newton's musings that animals are governed by similar principles or laws as those found in mechanics (Le Guyader 2004).
Our results highlight that conceptualizing preparedness to include attitudes and behaviors of readiness, integrating well-being and meaningfulness into preparedness strategies, and prioritizing evacuation planning are critical for resiliency as a dynamic process and outcome.
Under the notion of this model, community integration was conceptualized to comprise four factors, including "assimilation," "support," "occupation," and "independent living," and each had specific indicators consistent with the ICF's concept of "activities and participation".
Thus, the Money condition can be conceptualized as including a delay of gratification component, since cognitive effort had to be consistently and continually applied in order to receive a delayed, accumulated payoff as opposed to directly experiencing a tangible reward on each trial [45], [46].
Medicaid has also expanded coverage beyond what could have been conceptualized in 1965 to include such things as coverage for breast cancer and AIDS treatment.
Spirituality has been conceptualized as including an individual's transcendent relationship with a higher being or with the universe and has been positively linked to hope, coping, and religiosity (O'Neill and Kenny 1998).
