Both pathways could be operationalized at the same time and in response to known genetic and environmental triggers.
Our analysis has implications for governmentality studies that have examined the interrelation of assemblages by analyzing how these interrelations are operationalized at the field level through the Deleuze-and-Guattari-inspired processes of territorialization, coding, and overcoding.
In this form the indicator is already operationalized at stage 4 or 5 (Table 1), depending on the determination of the unit of analysis.
The provision of care is operationalized at the level of the living unit and the residents.
Many 'uncomfortable but real' decisions that have not, to date, been operationalized at the local level will be made.
Overall, the preliminary studies of RA endorse the notion that this approach can be operationalized at the bedside.
The implication of this is that guidelines to mitigate the ethical challenges can be operationalized at each stage of the screening process.
Given that cardiovascular dysfunction is the core criterion used for diagnosis, the predictive validity of current definitions of septic shock is weak, being heavily dependent on how it is operationalized at the bedside [ 19].
With James Grant becoming director of UNICEF in 1979, the selective PHC approach was quickly operationalized at large scale in the form of the targeted programme for Growth monitoring, Oral rehydration therapy, Breastfeeding, Immunization (GOBI), to which later Family planning, Female education and Food supplementation were added (GOBI-FFF).
While over the past two decades, higher-level health policy statements have addressed health as a right, such approach has not been appropriately operationalized at most lower-level (i.e. specific) health policy formulations, making progress in a practical health rights agenda very difficult.
