Sentence examples for competent assessments from inspiring English sources

Most CHWs reported that the COPE assessment was relatively easy to administer, and appreciated the empowerment that the training and tool gave them to conduct competent assessments of older people and identify specific problems.

These ways of characterizing indoctrination emphasize its alleged contrast with critical thinking: the critical thinker (according to standard accounts) strives to base his beliefs, judgments, and actions on the competent assessment of relevant reasons and evidence, which is something the victim of indoctrination tends not to do.

Conclusions: To make a competent assessment of injury, it is important to evaluate each patient individually.

Since attending actual decision-making processes is reserved to elected politicians, trusting that a decision was taken based on solid reasoning and a competent assessment of the future is simplified by accepting that the decision to accomplish the German ES Transformation has been reached through a politically legitimate procedure.

Midwives have to complete the program and competency assessment to ensure that they have adequate knowledge of oral health and are competent to undertake an oral visual inspection.

This month the government gave a severely ill woman the help she was entitled to – not through a competent benefit assessment – but after her mother crossed the country to confront the boss of an outsourcing firm because she believed it was the only way to make it happen.

Emphasizing competent clinical assessment skills will ultimately offer a strategy to address disparities in treatment outcomes for understudied populations of culturally diverse consumers with severe and persistent mental illness.

They found 14% of respondents were competent at assessment, 58% were competent at making a correct clinical diagnosis, and 20% were competent at providing first-line care.

The papers were closely examined and reviewed for discovery of what constituents a culturally-competent nursing assessment tool/model.

In order to prepare for the new task of conducting comparative product assessments, competent authorities need to obtain an overview about the dimension of the additional workload they may be confronted with.

Focussing on different competencies, e.g., the findings that the radiographers considered themselves least competent in 'Preliminary assessment of images', may highlight the fact that assessment of images is still not a common task for Swedish radiographers.