Sentence examples for management competencies of from inspiring English sources

As is shown in Table 4 there were three variables, which had a significant influence on the overall perceived management competencies of the Danish residents.

Finally, caution should be exercised when interpreting these results as we measured the perceived management competencies of the residents in our survey, and it is possible that the scores could have been different if objective assessment methods had been used.

We used a questionnaire that measured the perceived management competencies of residents from Denmark, Canada, the Netherlands and Australia and found out that on the average, residents from Canada scored lowest in their perceived competencies.

We started by performing a literature review to find out what already had been written on the topic [ 8] and we performed a survey and needs assessment among Dutch medical residents and specialists on the perceived management competencies of junior doctors and their training needs [ 9- 11].

Blended treatment could possibly lower the number of face-to-face contacts, increase self-management competencies of patients and thereby reduce the overall (direct) treatment costs.

The purpose of this research is to propose, implement and validate a training program focused on the development of career management competencies for beginning teachers.

Until now, learning by doing has been the predominant method of training in management competencies for most practicing physicians.

The data shows that competency number five (plan and manage health programs) is the most frequently performed by the alumni among the 10 public health management competencies (47.9% of them applied this competency very frequently), followed by monitor health problems and epidemics in the community (37%), and develop indicators and instruments to monitor community health (35.2%).

As a result we decided to explore whether the length of incorporation of the CanMEDS framework and the availability or not of management training programs in the postgraduate medical curriculum, influences the perceived management competencies and needs of medical residents in Denmark, Canada and Australia.

In general, residents from Denmark gave their own management competencies a mean score of 3.54 (SD 0.40).

In 2005 the CanMEDS competencies were officially introduced in the Netherlands as the framework for residency training programs [ 11], however there is still no formal national curriculum that focuses on the development of management competencies.