Sentence examples for proficiency in performing from inspiring English sources
For every resident, there is a learning curve to achieve proficiency in performing MIS.
Competencies "…refer to the ability or capacity of an agent to act appropriately in a given situation" (OECD 2013b), especially to someone's proficiency in performing certain tasks.
Our study is unique in its field because it combines an assessment of the skills required for lung ultrasound examination with testing for proficiency in performing the Seldinger technique.
Lammers et al. studied new postgraduate year (PGY) 1 resident proficiency in performing a lumbar puncture on a standard model by judging specific steps that needed to be performed [8].
Evidence has shown that simulation-based, structured training can not only lead to better proficiency in performing the technique compared to the traditional apprenticeship model but that this better proficiency can also translate into better clinical outcomes.
Our study demonstrated that a structured curriculum combining web-based education, hands-on training, and simulation can lead to better proficiency in performing ultrasound-guided techniques compared to the traditional apprenticeship model.
To compare the proficiency and preference of physicians in performing standard tasks in a box trainer using 2-dimensional (2D) versus 3-dimensional (3D) laparoscopy.
Analysis of our results shows a significant improvement in the overall proficiency of the junior residents in performing bedside ultrasound when comparing the pre- and post-educational periods for both the vascular and the pleural space assessment.
This paper discloses a proficiency test in which accredited inspection bodies took part in performing ultrasound thickness measurement in tanker trucks and vessels used to transport dangerous products.
The combination may result in improved skills proficiency when performing certain ultrasound-guided clinical procedures if the web-based component is introduced early enough in the training of junior residents (registrars or specialist training doctors) [19].
A universal challenge in training residents is obtaining proficiency in identifying diagnoses and performing procedures which do not occur frequently.
