While controlling for scope, "hardware" (in the Silicon Valley sense of the word) requires a breadth of competencies that not only encompass the app and web development but also industrial design, mechanical design, operations, embedded development, and more.
There should also be a greater emphasis on in-service training due to the breadth of competencies required in working with this disease diverse population.
There were concerns with the lack of family physician posts at district hospitals, poor referral systems and the breadth of clinical competency required by family physicians: "They (family physicians) would look at providing services referred from clinics….
Only one study reported that family practice was intellectually challenging as it addresses both variety and complexity of medical problems, but clarifying that the breadth of information required can interfere with the achievement of competency and mastery [ 25].
Finally, a recent systematic review found no existing surveys that measure the breadth of content reflected in the safety competencies in box 1. 26 This paper reports on the psychometric properties of the Health Professional Education in Patient Safety Survey (H-PEPSS).
And then there is the issue of competency itself.
Others have explored the notion of competency.
It's not a matter of competency.
To buy a doctorate degree gives a level of competency.
Reading attitudes are assumed to be vitally important because they are likely to influence students' reading behavior e.g., the amount and breadth of reading and facilitate the development of reading competencies (Mol and Bus 2011; Sainsbury and Schagen 2004; Wigfield and Guthrie 1997).
The 14 core competencies provide an overview of the breadth of expertise that can be expected of all graduates of US-based HSR doctrainingaining programs and a minimum level of depth (i.e., mastery level).
