Operationalizing cultural knowledge into study design and data collection protocols is critical when working with any population.
Given that development and dissemination of surveillance knowledge products is a key function of PHAC, a survey adapted by de Goede et al., which operationalizes the "Knowledge Utilisation Ladder" was identified as a promising option, because it had been used to assess uptake and use of epidemiological knowledge products with policy makers and practitioners in the Netherlands [ 33– 33].
This means they know how to operationalize the knowledge.
International attempts to integrate and operationalize such knowledge into clinical practice are in the early stages, and as a result, many questions surround the current state of this translation[1 3].
Being able to operationalize that knowledge is key to the future, and using the collective wisdom is important to ensuring that solutions really work to combat poverty, early marriage and build a better economic future.
Individual health literacy is operationalized as knowledge about prevention and handling pain, competences to understand, interpret and use information to improve own health and the work environment.
Operationalizing this type of knowledge can help other companies and industries see results like this.
Business was great, but we needed to operationalize our collective knowledge, quickly.
In many studies, cultural capital is usually operationalized as having knowledge of highbrow culture and being able to manipulate the system to reproduce advantages (Van de Werfhorst, 2010).
The SATORI tool (SATORI: a Japanese Buddhist term for enlightenment, literally meaning 'understanding') provides a way to operationalize the TUMS knowledge translation model.
The IEEE article documents a data science benefits realization process composed of four main stages, i.e. (1) modelling the business, (2) data discovery, (3) operationalizing insight, and (4) cultivation of knowledge.
