A strategy to give staff the chance to practise in an evidence-based way without having to have an in-depth competence in the entire process may be to develop procedures, best practices and guidelines that use high quality evidence.
My Times colleague Adam Liptakhas reported that Sotomayor's opinions reflect "diligence, depth and unflashy competence".
For the vertical competence structure (depth of competence)—shaping the proficiency level model (Hartig and Klieme 2006, p. 133)—various competence profiles are assumed.
I wish I would've unapologetically told her that I did review their program and was not impressed by its lack of depth in discussing cross-cultural competence, especially for a human services field that typically serves marginalized communities.
Other studies should analyse staff performance in greater depth, and particularly their executive competence, which is scarcely documented in the selected studies.
Structured student debates have great potential for promoting competence and in-depth knowledge of substantive topics relevant to practice.
Using a simulated learning environment has great potential for promoting competence and in-depth knowledge of substantive topics relevant to practice.
Detecting bone mineral loss in a depth resolved manner is another desired competence.
Natural competence has been studied in-depth for the streptococci with S. pneumoniae serving as the model organism [ 94].
In fact, in merging practical and theoretical knowledge through teaching practice requires in-depth observation and reflection competences.
Reviewing the interview and other data led the investigators to three concepts from the available literature which had the power to explain the speed and depth of change observed: transformational leadership, transnational culture and political competence.
