Thus, both an equal, active status and partnership and an empowerment of the family's competency are key family-centered approaches.
The latter two competencies are also considered Generic Competencies in the Dublin Descriptors and refer to those competencies that are key, cross-disciplinary and transferrable to a wide variety of personal, social, academic and professional contexts throughout life.
Design process optimization with methods like system engineering and core competency building are key issues for managers of product development process, design skills networks, communities of design practices… In the literature, these issues have been dealt with separately.
I've had the pleasure of interviewing many of the honorees, and the competencies they believe are key to success include imagination, grit, empathy, resilience, problem solving skills, risk tolerance, intense work ethic and courage.
These groups of DfD factor groups show that the requirements for DfD goes beyond technical competencies and that non-technical factors such as stringent legislation and policy and design process and competency for deconstruction are key in designing deconstructable buildings.
Competencies are the key to talent.
Communication and teamwork skills in interprofessional education are key competencies for ensuring safe patient outcomes.
Although not captured in this study, student preferences with regards to the mode of learning, which academic year(s) CAM should be introduced in, as well as faculty members' attitude and competency to teach CAM modules, are key issues to be considered for the inclusion of CAM into the pharmacy curriculum.
These two are key aspects of a competency-based curriculum.
Preceptors are key to the success of student learning in competency-based frameworks.
