Moreover, rational dispensing correlates with drug supply procedures and also the competency and knowledge of the health care provider.
Of course mom would think that she knows better, however if she has been shown competency in technology and knowledge of things beyond her, she might be able to learn new things.
This suggests that the irrational prescription practice in Sichuan is not pursuing economic profits, but the non-competency (lack of medical skills and knowledge) of doctors and/or ambiguous or uncertain clinical diagnosis due to lack of functional medical diagnosis equipment.
The skills and knowledge of the competencies expected of public health nursing (PHN) students at graduation have been clarified; however, the attitudes and values have not yet been studied in Japan.
The learning outcomes were established based on our experience and knowledge of professional competencies that teamwork is valued in the workplace but is rarely explicitly taught, and of many of our university's students' lack of exposure to emerging technology.
The crucial element in this context is the competency and appropriate knowledge of those who review and assess evidence.
Qualitative evaluation of an academic-primary healthcare collaborative initiative in the United Kingdom resulted in improved communication between agencies, identification of competency and knowledge deficits, and development and implementation of a tailored training program [ 11].
PISA 2006 results indicated that the United States had a comparatively large proportion of underperforming students and that the country ranked 21st (in a panel of 30 countries) on assessments of scientific competency and knowledge.
PISA 2006 results indicated that the United States had a comparatively large proportion of underperforming students and that the country ranked 36th (in a panel of 57 countries and economies) on assessments of scientific competency and knowledge.
