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Nurse Educator, 1978
This article is based on the author's presentation at the First Annual Nurse Educator Conference in November, 1977. It defines and describes the advantages, disadvantages, and features of competency based education. The application of this concept to nursing education is presented via several examples and models.
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This article is based on the author's presentation at the First Annual Nurse Educator Conference in November, 1977. It defines and describes the advantages, disadvantages, and features of competency based education. The application of this concept to nursing education is presented via several examples and models.
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Competency-based psychiatric education
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1976The focus of training in a competency-based residency program is on ensuring that all residents attain prespecified levels of competence for particular objectives in each training activity. The authors examine the components of a competency-based program and describe the phases of development that their department went through in creating such a ...
H M, Weinstein, M L, Russell
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A competency-based tool for education
European Journal of Cancer Care, 2000Through a multidisciplinary team approach, a competency-based tool has been developed to help to assess and identify training and development needs for staff working within the cancer field. The tool assists both individuals and organisations to gain a micro and macro picture of staff's existing skills and their development needs.
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Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1976
The essential elements of a P/CBDE program include the delineation of role-derived dietetic competencies, which are publicly stated in behavioral terms. The criteria used to measure the accomplishment of these competencies are criterion-referenced, and the student acquires the competencies at his own rate.
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The essential elements of a P/CBDE program include the delineation of role-derived dietetic competencies, which are publicly stated in behavioral terms. The criteria used to measure the accomplishment of these competencies are criterion-referenced, and the student acquires the competencies at his own rate.
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Competency-Based Resident Education
Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 2007Over the course of the last decade fundamental changes have occurred in residency training. The basis of these changes has been rooted in the desire to simultaneously improve the quality of the learning experience while decreasing the demands of training on resident lifestyle.
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AORN Journal, 1987
Because the amount of time that an educator can spend educating staff is slowly being taken away in the name of cost containment, the time that is left is valuable. For many educators, this may be only a few minutes a day or week. Making the most effective use of that time is essential.
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Because the amount of time that an educator can spend educating staff is slowly being taken away in the name of cost containment, the time that is left is valuable. For many educators, this may be only a few minutes a day or week. Making the most effective use of that time is essential.
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The Clearing House: A Journal of Educational Strategies, Issues and Ideas, 1972
(1972). Competency Based Education. The Clearing House: A Journal of Educational Strategies, Issues and Ideas: Vol. 46, No. 9, pp. 545-548.
J. Michael Palardy, James E. Eisele
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(1972). Competency Based Education. The Clearing House: A Journal of Educational Strategies, Issues and Ideas: Vol. 46, No. 9, pp. 545-548.
J. Michael Palardy, James E. Eisele
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2018
The historical roots of competency-based approaches to education are presented. The word competency and its cognates competence, competent, and competencies are defined. The conditions that have permitted the competency-based movement to become entrenched in many national and pan-national institutions are discussed.
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The historical roots of competency-based approaches to education are presented. The word competency and its cognates competence, competent, and competencies are defined. The conditions that have permitted the competency-based movement to become entrenched in many national and pan-national institutions are discussed.
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Problems of competence-based nurse education
Nurse Education Today, 1991The system of nurse education in the UK is undergoing a radical shake-up. Many new courses are being designed and implemented along the lines of the Project 2000 framework. New curricula and course structures are required to meet the changing role of the nurse of the future.
Ashworth, P., Morrison, P.
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Competency-based education in family medicine
Medical Teacher, 2012As a way of demonstrating an objective assessment of trainee competence, the College of Family Physicians of Canada has recently approved a competency-based framework known as CanMEDS-FM. All training programs in family medicine in Canada will be required to demonstrate the development of curriculum and evaluation methods based on the roles defined by ...
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