In short, the various scales comprising the 5-step learning model are well operationalized by the items constituting them.
For example: "following-up... (0.76)," "developing professional relationships... (0.77)," "participating in clinics... (0.78)," and "providing basic and comprehensive pharmaceutical care... (0.84)" are well operationalized.
In Burkina Faso, where the Bamako Initiative is at the heart of the health system, integration of the recent policy of subsidizing 80% of the cost of deliveries and caesareans within the cost recovery system was also well operationalized, even though the impacts on utilization are heterogeneous [ 52].
However, emerging synthesis methods such as the Realist Review are not well operationalized and may be difficult for the novice researcher to grasp.
The recently published publication standards for Realist Reviews (i.e., RAMESES criteria [ 7] will likely facilitate improved reporting of this method, as existing techniques to organize and synthesize such information are not well operationalized [ 8], and require further development to be optimized and to help novice researchers manage large datasets.
But determining attitudes toward urban green spaces is not well operationalized in urban planning research.
The goal was to get a lean but well operationalized model.
The PANSS was developed in the 1980s as a well operationalized instrument that provides balanced representation of negative and positive symptoms [ 25, 26].
Constructs and relationships are well developed to a mature state; measures are precise and operationalized.
Debates about conceptualising, defining and operationalizing socio-economic status are well-established and beyond the scope of this systematic mapping [ 29- 34].
Workplace well-being was operationalized using three constructs: negative stress, positive stress, and satisfaction.
