Developing such software is thus a real challenge, as it requires a large spectrum of competence from high-level data structure and algorithm concepts to tiny details of implementation.
Concern about the inability of monitored examinations to assess the full spectrum of clinical competence, including humanistic quality, knowledge, and communication skills, stimulated the introduction of the "patient and peer assessment module" [ 7].
To ensure the development of a wide-spectrum of sustainability competences, teachers are advised to combine different learning activities or to include a variety of characteristics to foster as many competences as possible, especially because of the interplay and interactions between the different competences.
Furthermore, patients tend to perceive hospitals as centres of competence with a broader spectrum of expertise and more technical resources.
First, a competence is always a part of a chain of competences of a competence profile, and not a single competence in itself.
Among 3 areas of competences (educational, clinical, organisational), participants acknowledged clinical competences as the most important.
From 3 areas of competences they identified clinical competences as the most important in everyday practice.
It allows for compensation for the deficiencies of some instruments by the strengths of other instruments, resulting in a diverse spectrum of complementary measurement instruments that can capture competence as a whole.
A physically literate child will move with confidence and competence across the full spectrum of physical activity settings and opportunities, including activities on land, snow or ice or in the water or air [ 4].
This chapter discusses the broader spectrum of ability as part of the continuum of human competence.
