Sentence examples for of operationalisation from inspiring English sources

We make particular reference to issues of operationalisation of the dementia syndrome and our evolving understanding of dementia as a research 'outcome'outcome

This kind of operationalisation follows the tradition of subjective assessments of health literacy and reflects the interactive or relational nature of health literacy by measuring the fit of personal competences with contextual or situational demands of social systems.

The level of anecdotal reporting on acceptability and feasibility (nine papers) suggests acknowledgement by investigators of the importance of acceptability and feasibility, however, there remains a lack of operationalisation of these elements in research design.

13 20 Although several new multiplexed POC devices are ready to be introduced into the market, yet real-world data on feasibility of operationalisation and impact beyond laboratory accuracy are needed before these strategies could be safely implemented.

64 Further research is needed to test this method of operationalisation across cohorts (clinical and population based; across countries) and calculate prevalence and longitudinal course in order to determine the generalisability of these findings.

The definition of quality used here is adapted from the work on operationalisation of primary care quality measures conducted by the teams of Pineault, Beaulieu, and Haggerty.

Structured comparison of existing freight plans might provide an increased common understanding of the operationalisation of the SULP concept, thus ensuring further development in the same direction.

These young people offered their thoughts along five major dimensions of the operationalisation of a residential service: service mission, activities and programs, location of the service, nature of staff, and service rationale or benefits.

This research was supported by the financial support of the "Operationalisation of Ecosystem Services and Natural Capital: From concepts to real-world applications (OpenNESS)" project financed under the European Commission's Seventh Framework Programme (project number 308428).

The QI-MQCS development included a comprehensive literature search to ensure content validity and iterative development of the operationalisation of domains applied to existing, published QI literature to ensure construct validity.

To reiterate, our intention is not to reject the importance of ethical reviews, but to provide a critique of the current operationalisation of the NHS Research Ethics process, particularly (although, again, not exclusively) in qualitative enquiry.