The phrase "assessing competence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating someone's skills, abilities, or qualifications in a specific area.
Example: "The committee is responsible for assessing competence among the candidates before making a final decision."
Alternatives: "evaluating skills" or "measuring proficiency".
An important issue that compounds these problems is each University nursing programme in Australia has its own unique curriculum structure and content, including the skills taught and assessed and clinical assessment tool(s) for assessing competence in its' pre-registration nursing student programmes.
This study sought to verify the quality of midwifery education by assessing competence of midwifery students at graduation level against the ICM essential competencies for basic midwifery practice [ 16] and local health service needs.
The stakes for assessing competence of physicians are high".
Assessing competence in clinical ethics: are we measuring the right behaviors.
Existing tools for assessing competence is time-consuming and based on direct observation, making them prone for bias.
It's not just politicians who thrive or flounder on the basis of their verbal dexterity, but in other disciplines it is less of a barrier to success, because elsewhere more sensible criteria are applied when assessing competence.
These findings support the value of combining undergraduate assessment scores to assess competence and predict future performance.
The findings of this current research support the value of combining undergraduate assessment scores to assess competence as a whole in predicting future performance.
The RCI is an interviewer-assessed measure designed to assess competence among adolescents regardless of romantic relationship status.
Many interviews clearly show that respondents assess competence in ways that mix relevant characteristics with assessments of salience and position.
What's the best way to assess competence?
