Sentence examples for practitioner competence from inspiring English sources

This checklist can measure practitioner competence in screening and performing the BNI.

BECCI was developed to evaluate practitioner competence in using BCC in controlled trials.

Study of the fidelity of intervention delivery comprised evaluation of practitioner competence (not performance) in simulated consultations before the onset of the study and again five to seven months later.

Challenges included uncertainty about guidance specifying face to face notification; how best to balance allaying parental anxiety by using familiar non-specialist health professionals with concerns about practitioner competence; and extent of information parents should be given.

While support for non-specialists giving results was consistent, informants were uncertain about how best to balance allaying parental anxiety by using a non-specialist and concerns about practitioner competence.

In terms of its educational function, the study has implications for defining professional standards, designing training programs and ongoing professional development requirements, developing professional learning theory, and improving practitioner competence and client outcomes.

Emphasising rational pharmacotherapy in postgraduate vocational training will heighten family practitioners' competence on selective decisions on the need, choice and duration of antimicrobials for URTIs.

Educational programmes have also proven to impact on practitioners' competences [ 29, 30].

While there is evidence of the need for pre-hospital practitioners maintaining competence in other ambulance services internationally e.g., Australia, UK and Canada, their guidelines are less prescriptive.

A full description of the components of the training and demonstration of general practitioners' sustained competence in implementing the acquired skills in daily practice after training has been reported.

While the notion of modular training is relatively straightforward and easily understood, there is a growing literature revolving around and sometimes obfuscating the meaning of such terms as competence, the competent practitioner, the competent manager, the competencies-based curriculum and competencies-based training.