Thus, future trials need to be attuned to the methodological challenge of operationalising outcomes in this context, 35 including not treating the provision of a list of services as "a referral".
The ways in which these were operationalised in the context of the Ekjut trial are described below.
The project was concerned with operationalising knowledge management concepts in the context of interorganisational innovation.
This paper uses one international and two national case studies to reflect on the challenges, dilemmas and strategies used in operationalising sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in different African contexts.
In arguing for the strategic importance of centring male sexual and other vulnerability and foregrounding the evidence of such vulnerabilities among young men in local South African contexts, we are also aware of the challenges in operationalising this in gender justice work.
Several data sources, including audio and video recordings, interviews, expert informant insights and observation notes are operationalised to understand the context that the lexicogrammatical items reflexively constitute, for instance the discursive practices the engineers invoke in their working day.
This review has attempted to capture the complexity of the mechanisms required in a rural and remote context to operationalise a successful support intervention for health-care practitioners.
The intervention strategies will be operationalised and their mode, context and frequency of delivery specified through consultation with therapists, experts in behaviour change (members of the Aberdeen Health Psychology Group), children and parents.
This suggests that the relation between social networks and mental health may be complex in that the effects of different forms of social network on mental health are not uniform and may depend on the way social networks are operationalised and the particular context in which the relationship is examined.
Given that frailty is a state of increased vulnerability [ 32], the RISC may act as a surrogate measure of this vulnerability, operationalising frailty as a risk of three important adverse outcomes: death, hospitalisation and institutionalisation within the context of the caregiver networks' ability to manage a patients' care.
