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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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Toward Competency-Based Medical Education
New England Journal of Medicine, 2018Toward Competency-Based Medical Education Competency-based medical education holds the promise of producing a better-trained workforce — and for many physicians, this training could be accomplished...
Carol Carraccio, Deborah E. Powell
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Learners’ Perspectives on Competency-based Education
Academic Radiology, 2012I n the last decade of the 20th century, competency garnered a great deal of attention in medical education. Spurred by broader educational trends, many medical educators, administrators, and accrediting agencies shifted their educational emphasis from inputs to outputs, focusing less on what educators teach and more on what learners should be capable ...
Pauley T. Gasparis, Richard B. Gunderman
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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 ...
Karl Iglar +2 more
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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 general education
New Directions for Community Colleges, 1979AbstractGeneral education can have speccific objectives.
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Principles for Competency-Based Education
2016CBE. • Accurate measurement will require teacher training. • Given the complexity of implementing CBE, periodic use of an organizationalevaluation checklist may be helpful.– C.M.R., B.J.B., & R.D.M.
Richard A. Voorhees +1 more
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What is Competency-Based Education?
Journal of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, 1973(1973). What is Competency-Based Education? Journal of Health, Physical Education, Recreation: Vol. 44, No. 8, pp. 87-88.
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Competency Based Education And Training
2005This book looks at the background to competency based education and training, the issues bound up in the concept of competence, the response of the National Council for Vocational Qualifications (NCVQ), the Training Agency and the Further Education Unit (FEU), and the implications for, and the response of, further education in the UK.
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Podcast on Competence-Based Education
QAA podcast on competence-based education. Hull University was the first in the UK to introduce Competence-Based Education (CBE). The podcast discusses the differences between CBE education and assessment and learning-outcomes based education and assessment. It is linked to an ongoing QAA project about CBE and curriculum development for CBE.Holmes, Andrew G D, Henri, Dominic
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