"his competency" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to someone's expertise and skill in doing something. For example: "John demonstrated his competency in the field of accounting during his tenure as CFO."
Overall, respondents agreed that there is a need for all health workers to have basic HIS competencies and that the concept of a minimum HIS competency framework is valid.
Few question his competency to be president.
Yet, through accumulation of flying hours, Mr. Hanjour apparently built his competency.
Is the standard a general one about his competency to engage in business decisions?
"But it's much more about his competency as a manager and an administrator".
He is too far gone, his lawyers said in a federal hearing on his competency last week, to help them in his defense.
We consulted with leading global health information experts about the minimum HIS competencies health staff (who are not involved in specialist HIS operations) need at various levels of the health system in LMICs.
This consultation aims to identify the minimum HIS competencies that could be expected in LMICs that do not have advanced technology.
Based on the initial competencies identified in the literature review and after two rounds of consultation with experts via a Delphi method, 68 HIS competencies (51 core and 17 ICT-specific) were identified in this consultation.
The goal of the expert consultations was to create a framework that defines the minimum HIS competencies required by health workers at various levels of health systems in LMICs.
It is also one of the first attempts to develop a framework on minimum HIS competencies needed in LMICs, which highlights the skills needed at each level of the system, to allow a more systematic approach to HIS capacity building among HRH.
