Sentence examples for reported competencies from inspiring English sources

Several demographic factors were investigated to look for any correlations between reported competencies.

While the under-representation of clinical care teams in the sample made it difficult to test if the observed differences in the reported competencies between the management and clinical teams were statistically significant, the fact that a sample of health service managers distinguished between competencies for clinical and management teams is an important finding and needs further study.

Reported competency outcomes were assessed via the survey on three seven-point scale items given before and after the courses: How good are your clinical communication skills?; How good are you leadership skills?; How confident do you feel managing emergency situations?

We hypothesised that circuit training would be a safe treatment strategy that is superior to usual physiotherapy in terms of self reported competency in walking for patients discharged from a rehabilitation centre to their own home over a 24 week time period.

We had also hypothesised that there would be significant gains in patients' self reported competency to walk and transfer according to the stroke impact scale, the Rivermead mobility index, and their ability to walk in the community as measured with the mobility domain of the Nottingham extended activities of daily living scale.

We report competency gaps to practice EBDM based on four U.S. national surveys we conducted with the state and local public health workforce between 2008 and 2013.

Despite funders' requirements and encouragement of evidence-based approaches, public health department employees continue to report competency gaps in several key areas (economic evaluation, communicating research to policymakers, adapting interventions, and evaluation designs).

Most articles reported that competencies learned during the programme were applied in the workplace and alumni reported career progression or specific job changes.

A number of studies reported generic competencies such as critical reflection and critical thinking, which this study did not explore [ 21, 47- 53].

In accordance with previous studies indicating a high degree of satisfaction with tooth extraction services amongst the Tanzanian population [ 32, 37], practitioners correspondingly reported highest competencies in this skill.

A search of the peer- and non-peer reviewed literature was conducted for all articles and reports that describe competencies or learning objectives in health services research (which for the purposes of this project also included health policy but not healthcare management) [ 4].