The competency and capacity of the members of the board and their ability to fulfill their responsibilities on different committees such as risk, audit and compensation have also been raised.
But when PTO takes in more money than it planned for in its budget request, that money gets diverted to the Treasury, preventing PTO from increasing its competency and capacity, slowing down the patent-approval process.
Concerns about competency and capacity were closely linked to the discussion of roles.
There were four closely interlinked themes identified which impacted on how health professionals worked together to initiate people with type 2 diabetes on insulin: 1. Ambiguous roles; 2. Uncertain competency and capacity; 3. Varying relationships and communication; and 4. Developing trust and respect.
An identified set of focus areas that includes developing professional competencies and capacity building to support ICT resources, curriculum materials development (paper and electronic-based) that can be used to support and enhance learning as well as produce materials.
A strategy for the individual factory to cope with these turbulent market and technological developments is to focus itself on a specific set of competencies and capacities and to offer these within the framework of temporary production networks which can be rapidly configured to meet changing requirements.
Deep learning is a conceptual and pedagogical framework where, "students develop competencies and capacities that prepare them to be creative, be connected, be capable of solving problems in a collaborative way as well as being holistic and good citizens contributing to the common well and also creating it" [10].
This conceptualization has shifted the focus away from individual deficits to individual strengths, competencies, and capacities and was a critical step in understanding resilience within the context of the individual and the family [ 14].
The programme began in November 2012 and aims at fostering professional and research competencies and capacities of healthcare workers in order to more effectively address the mental health and addiction needs in primary healthcare in Nicaragua, Central America, and beyond.
During their stay abroad, they not only increase their scientific competencies and capacities through work and networking with other scientists, and obtain publications necessary for career advancement, but also go through the process of socialization and acquire the role of a scientist.
The program's credibility with communities is enhanced by visible endorsement by national and local government officials and key stakeholders [ 4, 7, 19, 26, 36], and utilization of the existing infrastructure and resources of the national routine immunization program leveraged existing competencies and capacities [ 7, 19, 24, 36].
