The phrase "competency scale" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a system or tool used to measure a person's abilities or skills in a particular area. For example, "The company uses a competency scale to evaluate each employee's technical capabilities in the workplace."
A self-reported questionnaire regarding information and communication technology (ICT) access and ICT competency, Scale of Digital Participation of Elementary School Students, designed by the authors, was used to collect data.
This study aimed to develop and examine the psychometric properties of the competency scale for primary care managers in Thailand.
Only 50percentnt of LHWs could secure competency scale in this critical component of skills assessment.
The proposed tool comprises two components: a global competency scale (Table 4) and a task-based checklist (Table 5).
We obtained distributions of each of the 14 self-evaluation items on the 5-point competency scale.
Finally, the final draft of the primary care manager competency scale was deleted 36 items, and there remained 48 items within nine dimensions.
In a study of 314 children referred to an ADHD diagnostic clinic, ADHD symptoms were only moderately correlated with global impairment as measured by a composite Global Impairment Index score, combining a number of parent- and teacher-rated competency scales of behaviors observed at home and school [ 5].
However, even in a unit that utilized holistic treatment and nursing in the care of severely disable patients, such care necessitating a very heavy workload, the measurements on the Self Realization, Life Satisfaction and Conviction of Therapeutic Competency scales remained high and unchanged over the three year time period of the study.
To confirm the validity and reliability of the nurses' care coordination competency draft scale for mechanically ventilated patients in Japan.
The primary outcome measure used was the Patient Reported Physician Cultural Competency (PRPCC) Scale, which asked patients of physicians in the study to report physician behaviors previously identified as being important for cultural competency [ 14].
Seventy seven staff members and 44 patients' relatives were asked to complete a survey that included the Work Environment Scale (WES-10), a Life Satisfaction Scale (BMLSS), the Conviction of Therapeutic Competency (CTC) scale and the Client Satisfaction Questionnaire (CSQ-8).
