Interdisciplinary and international collaboration is transforming the 'geography of science' by engaging multiple competencies, theoretical perspectives, and therefore solutions, to address health issues from investigators in diverse locales, disciplines, and sectors [ 5, 7].
It can be used to assess multiple competencies, such as communication and professionalism.
We synthesised multiple competencies from the review and compiled them to produce the draft competencies framework for use in expert consultations.
High-altitude physiology is a speciality where multiple types of investigation, multiple sites of research and multiple competencies are welcomed into projects; where facts generated from across disciplines, by scientists as well as by those with other skills, are synthesized.
The optimal care of persons with diabetes by general practitioners and family physicians (GP/FP) is complex and requires multiple competencies.
Incorporating a kinesthetic MDT anatomy and radiology educational intervention, which targets multiple competencies, into an existing apprenticeship-based radiation oncology postgraduate curriculum has the ability to identify competencies and areas requiring further attention.
In his seminal paper on OSCEs, Harden [ 6] outlined an alternative, espousing its objectivity, its reliability and the controlled standardized testing of multiple competencies, thereby eliminating non-candidate variance in results.
Results of this study demonstrate an integrated, kinesthetic, MDT-based program enriches the traditional radiation oncology postgraduate curriculum, and provides the ability to assess learner performance across multiple competencies.
Examples of shortened implementation include 1- to 3-h workshops focusing on one or more competencies and semester-long series of workshops using one or more activities or readings from multiple competencies but not implementing entire sessions.
Entrustable professional activities (EPAs) are complex tasks representing vital physician functions in multiple competencies, used to demonstrate trainee development along milestones.
