To ensure that the intervention is provided competently and that it can be generalised to other situations and settings, the nature of the intervention needs to be clearly described and documented and the accuracy of implementation verified.
The overall goals of medical education are (a) The acquisition of the knowledge, skills, attitudes and values required to perform professional medical tasks competently and safely, and (b) The development and continuous refinement of the basic clinical skills that are required to provide competent care throughout a lifetime of professional work (AAMC Report 2004; AAMC Report 2005).
In an opening statement, Joseph Gorrell, Brigham's lawyer, said that the proceedings were part of a nationwide assault on "physicians who lawfully and competently provide a needed and desired medical service for women in this country".
At some point disruptive innovation transformed all these industries, making their products and services affordable and accessible, so that people with less training could competently provide them.
It is essential that all health professionals who come into contact with patients with terminal diagnoses are equipped to effectively and competently provide end of life care.
A comprehensive education and training program for referring GPs and their practice nurses has also been implemented to build the capacity of local general practice to confidently and competently provide care for patients with T2DM.
It is reasonable to expect a full range of established pharmacological, psychological and social interventions to be widely available and competently provided in high income countries.
This proportion is considerable and underscores the importance for a better understanding of the nature of unbearable suffering in various settings of care, which may contribute to competently providing care for patients who experience unbearable suffering.
Until a few years ago I was a doctor who believed that while flawed, if you were seriously ill the NHS would pick you up, whisk you away and provide you with everything you needed – competently and safely.
The objective of the intervention was to provide GPs with sufficient understanding to manage, competently but not expertly, those headache disorders that are common in primary care.
