Sentence examples for formalized competence from inspiring English sources
Cognizant of this, the Indonesian government and various health groups implemented benchmarking standards for nursing education curricula in 1999, and some community health centres and hospitals have produced formalized competence criteria for nursing and midwifery clinical care.
Furthermore, use of the method could lead to formalized documentation of staff members' actual competence, and such formal recognition may strengthen their position in the workgroup.
This is a formalized, structured, interviewer-administered test of competence, which is a widely accepted clinical tool for determining capacity.
This study contributes to a deeper understanding of how longitudinal and formalized mentoring can support medical students' understanding of the wholeness of the professional competence of a physician and to their integrating themselves as individuals with their future professional role.
It attempts to address overall student competence, often across skill areas, using different rating rubrics (e.g. a formalized scoring rubric for the teachers that is used in grading, and a reflective one for the students that is not).
If you turn to the more formalized literature, you will find all kinds of lists — of tasks or roles or "competences". But a list is not a model (even if presented in the form of a circle, meaning the ends have been joined), and so the integrated work of managing still gets lost in the process of describing it.
These factors notwithstanding, the lack of a formalized definition of the nursing role has contributed to a situation whereby nurses may potentially exceed their boundaries of competence and authority in order to deliver care.
Its being formalized basically makes life easier.
Think formalized informality, musicians' motions coolly exaggerated.
