Evaluation methods such as PMEX (Professionalism Mini exercise), OSCE (Objective Structured Exam) and MSF (Multisource feedback) are being implemented in our programs where a higher level competence can be objectively evaluated.
Smith [ 24], in a study with school aged children and adolescents, investigated reasoning with rational numbers (expressed as fractions) and found that higher level competence required rich and diverse knowledge, numerically specific and invented strategies, as well as those general strategies learned through educational instruction.
CEUS should be performed by operators at a high level competence.
In this perspective, the ability to attract the external resources, to put them into their intangible assets, generates a distinctive high-level competence, often superior to any other distinctive competency in the company (Barney 1991).
Since then, attention has increasingly turned to higher-level competences called "dynamic capabilities" (Teece et al. 1997).
We have added resource markers, as did the Canadian study of health and aging [ 35], the Tilburg frailty indicator [ 19] and also higher-level competences as done in the TMIG [ 22] to further develop public health strategies to prevent frailty [ 36].
They highlighted the requirement of high-level competence in performing 4D visualization of construction schedules in BIM education for CEM.
Mozambique medical students showed higher scores in all competences than medical students from Angola and Portugal; those from Angola presented a higher level of competences than their Portuguese colleagues.
Portugal achieved a higher level of competences in Personal Attitudes which was significantly different from Mozambique.
In Angola there was a higher level of competences in Professional Behavior, significantly different from Portugal and Mozambique.
As expected, a statistically significant difference was found between specialists and GPs with respect to self-estimated competence, with specialists reporting a higher level of competence.
