Professional midwives or others who meet the international definition of a midwife [ 34] (regardless of their title) and practice according to ICM's evidence-based essential midwifery competencies [ 35] do have all the essential basic midwifery competencies required for the provision of high quality skilled midwifery care, and more.
The England women's cricket team won the Ashes in Australia in January and later reached the final of the World Twenty20, confirming cricket's status as an outstanding example of a high-quality, highly skilled televised product – not so much a women's sport as simply a sport – further burnished by the award of professional women's contracts by the England and Wales Cricket Board.
And, he said, the old-school dishes do not reflect modern Moroccan reality; now there are high-quality ingredients, ample refrigeration and skilled cooks with access to food media, the Internet and foreign travel.
Gas tungsten arc welding, because it affords greater control over the weld area than other welding processes, can produce high-quality welds when performed by skilled operators.
Industry placements for teachers, the development of long-term relationships with local employers, and skilled mediation of high-quality labor market information can individually contribute to promoting careers from STEM subjects without undermining impartiality.
Post-operative azithromycin may be associated with reduced risk of post-operative trichiasis; however, this effect is less certain under programmatic conditions than under high-quality surgery by a few highly-skilled integrated eye care workers.
Availability of skilled health personnel is pivotal to ensuring provision of high-quality health care [ 48], and the lack of skilled personnel contributes to poor maternal outcomes.
"It's high-quality equipment that they're actually very technically skilled at using, in a way that the other rebels aren't.
There are never enough skilled programmers to satisfy the demand for high-quality code.
"The school accountability system … inhibits the development of high-quality vocational provision and, by extension, the development of a better skilled, more productive workforce," the report argues.
