The failure to find a relationship between width of the search corridor and accuracy implies that being seen to adopt an 'S'-shaped search path should not translate into beliefs about equivalent search competence.
Although younger students, generally under 30 years of age, may appear inherently comfortable with the use of technology-intensive environments and digital or online search methods, competence in information literacy among these students may be lacking.
32 For both tempos, the reasons under consideration are probably related to the emphasis given to the search for competence and technical causes in adverse event analysis to the detriment of more general and loosely coupled elements of care (workload, personal time to devote to the patient, outside pressures, patients' time, spontaneous evolution of the pathology).
It was at this point, with me vainly searching the pudding menu for Chairman Mao's Stomach Pump and my friend asking after the minimum competence qualification to become a professional reviewer, that the owner appeared.
Students' efforts to apply EBP by searching for and using research evidence suggested that they were positive towards EBP and believed that they had some competence in EBP.
Searching, searching, searching.
Do we lack the appropriate skills and competences to search for information or are we just deluded into thinking that we are incompetent?
Physicians with a higher level of self-reported competence more actively searched for dementia, were more in favour of diagnosis disclosure and expressed less interest in training and guidelines (p < 0.005 for the influence of competence on Items 7, 8, 14, 19, 20).
No one had searched for a GP with special competence with children with ID.
It set off a period of soul-searching about the competence of the nation's police agencies, including the storied Royal Canadian Mounted Police, especially in handling missing-children cases.
