Sentence examples for national competency from inspiring English sources

This study was part of a commissioned national research project to articulate the scope of practice of Australian midwives and to develop national competency standards to assist midwives to deliver safe and competent midwifery care.

to develop and validate national competency standards for midwives in Australia.

The model incorporated strategies to promote development of nursing practice to meet national competency standards.

Swedish residents spend a minimum of 5 years in training; all programs are outcomes-based and are derived from a common national competency framework.

There are currently no national competency guidelines for PCI specifically but documentation of completion of specified local training should be accessible.

The data was collected when rural HWs attended a national competency training provided to health workers for the introduction of a new malaria diagnosis and treatment protocol, during 2010 over a six month period.

It should set out the EU's mission in simple language, clarify for befuddled voters the role and responsibilities of its institutions, and draw a clear distinction between supranational and national competencies.

There are obvious gaps in the current 3-year EP training and also, despite a national competency-based curriculum, there are significant local quality differences in training programmes on individual training sites.

Obviously, it is not about obliging Member States to renounce their national competencies, but if they have agreed to expand citizenship to a supranational framework, it would be logical that the Member States themselves guaranteed to one another that it would be done in such a way.

A number of actions were taken, both to ensure faster spending (also through ring-fencing of specific programs, which execution was moved from local to national competencies) and re-focusing the existent programs towards counter-cyclical aims, among which wage supplementation schemes and subsidies to SMEs had a prominent role.

In contrast, as long as the EDE finds an insurmountable obstacle in the principles of subsidiarity, and that Member States deem that the actual inclusion of this idea could signify a lack of respect towards its national competencies, it will not be possible to change the current outlook or the political vision in Europe.