Sentence examples for Inadequate competencies from inspiring English sources

Addison et al. (2013); Addison and O'Hare (2008) argue that many accidents occur as the result of human factors associated with inadequate competencies.

The analysis directs toward a transition from an economic cluster to a collaborative community in order to increase business potential and to overcome limitations of smallness and inadequate competencies of the Greenlandic business community in the mining industry.

However, it should be noted that relying on informal learning may involve the risk of learning and maintaining inadequate competencies, habits or behaviours [ 52].

Jay et al. surveyed 315 residents and faculty in internal medicine, pediatrics and psychiatry regarding perceived knowledge and skills in obesity management, and almost 20% of respondents reported inadequate competency in every item, and almost half reported an inability to counsel patients about common treatment options [ 10].

Different strengths in curricula design and staff interest in HSR at each SPH were exhibited but a number of common constraints were identified, including out-of-date curricula, face-to-face delivery approaches, inadequate staff competencies, and limited access to materials.

The inadequate professional competency of nursing students when entering the workforce is exacerbated by gaps in school education, clinical practicum, institutions and regulations.

In a study from Laos, HCPs, especially in rural areas, reported inadequate knowledge and competencies regarding management of reproductive tract infections (RTIs), including STIs [ 8].

This presents a missed opportunity for improving service delivery within the public health sector, considering that inadequate skills and competencies in monitoring and evaluation among public health workers continue to hamper effective health service delivery [ 14, 15].

To this extent it is likely that annual training is inadequate to achieve competency and in cases such as defibrillation it seems probable that frequent refresher training across each training grade responsible for resuscitation is necessary to maintain clinical competence.

Practitioners should ensure to gain appropriate level of training and work within their competencies, as inadequate training and lack of skills may endanger patient safety.

More than 18% of the graduates with 4 years of experience rated their clinical competency as inadequate, while only 4.8% of those with < 2 years of experience believed that their clinical competency was inadequate.