Sentence examples for competency accuracy from inspiring English sources

The structured, non-participant observations in maternity units measured both process (how patients are treated) and content (what they were told, revealing technical competency, accuracy of information and provision of essential information) of services.

Researchers were trained at a single one-hour session where each measurement was demonstrated and repeatedly practised to ensure accuracy, competency, and reliability.

Such advancements in technology demand stronger competencies such as contouring accuracy and target delineation.

The computer-adaptive testing method presented in this paper, which is based on measurement decision theory, can significantly reduce the number of items needed to classify subjects into categories corresponding to levels of competency without significantly compromising the accuracy of the classification.

These include evaluation of the extended scope practitioner's competencies (e.g. diagnostic accuracy) and satisfaction with their new roles, the patient's satisfaction with the new service delivery models, cost of the new models of care and whether they have improved outcomes (such as reduced wait times, expedited recovery and improved function for the recipients of the care).

Additionally, our results suggest that use of a bolus advisor may be associated with improvement in competency in CHO counting by providing frequent feedback regarding accuracy of the patients in estimating their CHO intake.

All modules were assessed by an external expert for accuracy, ease of use, and adherence to competencies as outlined by The Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators 2008 National Examination Blueprint [ 24].

ACCURACY -- Both candidates say they favor teacher competency testing but differ on the frequency.

Recently, there has been growing interest in the use of checklists in diagnostic test accuracy studies, such as STARD to describe the competencies of the observers, as their interpretation directly affects the performance of the diagnostic test [18 20].

using direct observation of interviewer competency and performing abbreviated reinterviews of caretakers to evaluate data quality and accuracy.

In a study performed by Jule McCombes-Tolis at Southern Connecticut State University and Richard Feinn at Yale, less than 50percentt of Connecticut teachers surveyed could identify core reading competencies or knew at what age children should have comprehension and reading accuracy skills.