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Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 2007
This article briefly describes the background and development of the core competencies in medicine and their relevance to various levels of medical education: undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate. The current status and issues of the competencies for each state of training--medical schools, residencies, and continuing medical education--are ...
Arden D, Dingle, Eugene, Beresin
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This article briefly describes the background and development of the core competencies in medicine and their relevance to various levels of medical education: undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate. The current status and issues of the competencies for each state of training--medical schools, residencies, and continuing medical education--are ...
Arden D, Dingle, Eugene, Beresin
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Nursing Management (Springhouse), 2001
Learn the significant difference between competence and competency.
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Learn the significant difference between competence and competency.
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From Competence to Continuing Competency
The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing, 2020In 2011, a task force sponsored by an organization that has Accreditation Board for Specialty Nurse Certification–accredited programs published a definition of continuing competence . Eight years later, the organization sponsored the work of another task force to revisit that definition, with the 2018–2019 task ...
Bette Case, Di Leonardi +4 more
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Change: The Magazine of Higher Learning, 1996
(1996). Competing to Compete. Change: The Magazine of Higher Learning: Vol. 28, No. 1, pp. 34-40.
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(1996). Competing to Compete. Change: The Magazine of Higher Learning: Vol. 28, No. 1, pp. 34-40.
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Journal of Economic Theory, 2012 This article presents a model for competition of talents between organizations in the presence of the peer effect, which denotes that one organization may become more desirable than another in the presence of high quality colleagues. The article begins by modeling this as a three-stage game between two organizations, with a utility function that is ...
Suen, W, Damiano, E, Li, H
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Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 1983
This article examines some of the important criteria for determining both criminal and civil aspects of a variety of competency issues including synthetic sanity, competency to be executed, amnesia, indices of incompetency, and checklists for psychiatrists.
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This article examines some of the important criteria for determining both criminal and civil aspects of a variety of competency issues including synthetic sanity, competency to be executed, amnesia, indices of incompetency, and checklists for psychiatrists.
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The competence to be competent
Paper in Linguistics, 1981Abstract Competence is the ability to act appropriately in a situation. The grammatical rules of linguistic competence must play an important role in defining the situation and planning an appropriate action. A skill crucial to performing competently is the ability to shift or sustain the focus of attention.
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Competences, distinctive competences, and core competences
2010In order to elaborate the concept of resources (a key component of the well-established resource-based theory of the firm) this paper concentrates on exploring and elaborating the associated concept of competences, in particular distinctive and core competences.
Eden, Colin, Ackermann, Fran
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World Journal of Surgery, 2003
AbstractRecent high‐profile cases have heightened the need for a formal structure to monitor achievement and maintenance of surgical competence. Logbooks, morbidity and mortality meetings, videos and direct observation of operations using a checklist, motion analysis devices, and virtual reality simulators are effective tools for teaching and ...
Wong, J, Patil, NG, Cheng, SWK
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AbstractRecent high‐profile cases have heightened the need for a formal structure to monitor achievement and maintenance of surgical competence. Logbooks, morbidity and mortality meetings, videos and direct observation of operations using a checklist, motion analysis devices, and virtual reality simulators are effective tools for teaching and ...
Wong, J, Patil, NG, Cheng, SWK
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