In summary, this study is the first of a series, conceptualized from the Campbell's proposal for delineating complex interventions, that will undertake the first two phases (preclinical and modeling) for the design of a case management service for people with HF and COPD and their caregivers, in the Andalusian Public Health Care System.
9– 11 In addition, a faller can develop a "fear of falling," conceptualized as a loss of self-confidence, self-efficacy, and activity avoidance.
As such, Parsons' framework may be useful to understand the physiology of a performance system, conceptualized as a set of specialized functions that must be achieved by autonomous functional subsystems.
The social contact network of a person was conceptualized as a set of groups to which they belong (e.g., households, classes, clubs) each composed of a sub-network of primary links representing the individuals within each group that they contact.
Critics argue that suicidal or nonsuicidal intent is wrongly reduced to a dichotomy, instead of being conceptualized as a multidimensional construct where the ambiguity and the difficulty in arriving at a valid and reliable assessment of intent need to be acknowledged.
A longtime supporter of causes and projects designed to empower every corner of humanity, Timms conceptualized a simple, yet inspiring idea -- an international day of service -- that is not simply a movement, but a phenomenon.
Santa is an example of a conscious way of conceptualizing the infinite; a certain aspect of the infinite.
The role of impulsivity, conceptualized as a failure of attention, a failure to inhibit responses, and a failure to consider the probable negative long-term consequences of behavior (delay discounting or decision making), in influencing lifestyle choices has only recently become of interest [ 23, 24].
Forbat et al. [ 29] concluded that "a range of ways of conceptualizing involvement are used interchangeably in policy and practice without due recognition of the very different meanings of public consultation, patient/carer involvement in treatment decision-making, and patient/carer involvement in service design and development" [ 29], p. 2547.
Like the idealist thinker George Berkeley, Collier denied that an external world exists independent of that conceptualized by a mind.
