"These are things like knowing your subject well, being scholarly about teaching, being well organised, having a student-centred orientation to teaching".
Both the instrumental, physician-centred orientation and the affective, patient-centred orientation are included in those core-aspects.
As the educational environment influences participants' motivation, learning and thinking, the curriculum aims to shift from a teacher-centred orientation to a participant-centred approach [ 14, 22].
Yet despite this recognition, the "New Deal to engage fragile states" is essentially state-centred in its orientation, with commitments to use the Peace-building and State-building Goals, to focus on country-owned transitions out of fragility, and to provide aid and manage resources more effectively [ 8].
X-ray diffraction (XRD) results revealed the development of a face-centred cubic phase with 〈111〉 orientation (TiN type; lattice parameter of approx. 0.429 nm), and traces of some oxide phases.
The cluster-like boride possesses a possible orientation relationship between body-centred orthorhombic Cr-rich M2B and martensite with ⟨1¯10⟩M2B//〈1 1 0〉α growth direction.
Many patients were unfamiliar with a patient-centred working style, a more authoritative orientation by the doctor was asked for.
In contrast, advocacy, management of clinical information, comprehensiveness of services, cultural sensitivity, family-centred care, whole-person care, population orientation and equity are poorly covered.
In particular, the "need to know," "readiness to learn" and "orientation to learning (problem-centred)." These role-play guidelines also complement the criteria that Kneebone (2005) sets out to evaluate simulations [ 26].
We also mapped individual items to attributes, and not surprisingly, found a broader coverage (results not shown), though not of attributes such as advocacy, cultural sensitivity, family-centred care, whole-person care, population orientation and equity.
