Professional competence is defined in following way: "Professional competence should reflect over the individual's ability to apply knowledge and use skills in specific tasks … relevant to the profession".
Professional competence in managing diabetes in pregnancy and childbirth was essential to these women.
Combinations of search terms were used, relating to assessment (educational measurement, teaching, assessment, curriculum, education professional), competence (professional competence, competence, competencies, educational status, ability, skills), and patient safety (medical error, risk management, safety, patient safety, error, errors).
You must also 'respond constructively to assessments and appraisals of your professional competence and performance'.
Quitting is never easy, especially when professional competence is so hard-won.
For Mr. Asimov, "the sameness was evidence of growing professional competence".
Certainly, nothing like horror inflects "The Sharpshooter on Picket Duty," which mainly conveys professional competence.
This transforms settled matters of professional competence and law into vexed questions.
"We are satisfied that Mr Clark has a great deal of professional competence.
Claims for his judges are grounded in their personal integrity and professional competence.
It focuses only on three areas: professional competence, judicial temperament and integrity.
