Sentence examples for competence to proficiency from inspiring English sources

In this study, using Dreyfus and Dreyfus' stages of skill acquisition [ 8], which range from novice to advanced beginner to competence to proficiency to expertise, we aimed to assist students in moving from the novice stage to the competent stage in skills acquisition for 3 clinical skills of history taking and physical examination.

Quality ranges from journeyman competence to high academic proficiency.

The skill levels differ for individuals, such as front-line workers versus those in management positions, ranging from those who need to be aware of specific public health competences to those needing proficiency [ 31].

Bards were also graded according to proficiency.

"I really think that's the key to proficiency".

The secondary outcome is the total training time to proficiency.

In recommendations for changes in the content and delivery of the undergraduate medical curriculum, various bodies have emphasised the importance of physical examination skills and recommended essential skills in which students have to demonstrate competence and proficiency before graduation.

It is also possible to calculate a summary score to determine the MI provider's MI competence (beginning proficiency (approved beginners) or competency (competent) levels).

The overall aim of the workshop is to expand multicultural competence and proficiency in clinicians and in clinical settings.

This is affirmed by Roth [ 4] in a lecture to medical practitioners where he states clinical scholarship refers to clinical practice and includes clinical competence (expertise, proficiency).

During the short flight, Sultan – a former Bangladesh air force pilot who was also an instructor for the airline – talked non-stop as he tried to impress upon the junior co-pilot his competence and proficiency.