Sentence examples for aspects of competences from inspiring English sources

The purpose was to obtain experts' remarks and/or suggestions regarding the novel formulation of the competences, regarding existing overlap between certain key competences and/or CanMEDS roles, and regarding missing aspects of competences or roles.

Certain aspects of competences are observable, like particular skills the students demonstrate, but certain aspects are hidden, like their self-concept and personal characteristics that influence their performance (Spencer and Spencer 1993).

Regarding the relevance of the roles and competences, Ringsted et al. (2006) found comparable mean ratings in a similar study investigating the importance of the aspects of competences described by the CanMEDS roles outside Canada in Denmark: overall mean rating of 4.2/5 versus our 4.8/6 and 4.6/6 in the 1st and 2nd round [ 17].

Findings of this study identify both the episodes which challenge new graduates and aspects of competence required by new graduates.

The results of this study identified 41 challenging acute nursing episodes and 4 key aspects of competence namely; patient assessment, technical/clinical skills; interactions and communications and clinical decision making.

Our results have implications for practice and extend current models of social cognition in developmental disabilities by isolating variable aspects of competence that predict specific and testable models for future research.

These aspects of competence are not addressed within the Colonoscopy Skills Assessment Tool.

4 Training in teamwork comprises growth in aspects of competence, such as knowledge, skills, attitudes and behaviours (KSAB).

1.Developmental aspects of competence In children, decision-making abilities develop over time, as their cognitive, social and emotional abilities advance.

Massagli and Carline [ 4] suggest that physician competence is multi-dimensional and that no single tool is capable of assessing all aspects of competence.

Whilst these broader aspects of competence were not included in previous studies, they were clearly relevant to the diagnostic and treatment planning aspects of the video-cases.