Both skill sets are important, of course, but we may be over-emphasizing generalized leadership qualities and under-emphasizing task competence.
In this pioneering book, Allen Buchanan and Dan Brock write that 'competence is competence for some task, competence to do something' (Buchanan & Brock 1989, 84; emphasis in original).
RHIS task competence (behavioral) was measured by a pencil and paper test that measures the ability of respondents to perform calculations, and to interpret and use RHIS results.
The extent to which participants have experienced negative thoughts and stress throughout the training session will also be assessed using VAS, along with experienced task competence ('During the task I felt as if I was doing great').
Table 2 presents the test-retest analysis findings for the scales of the use of information, a promotion of a culture of information, self-efficacy, motivation, and RHIS task competence.
It measures the level and role of behavioural factors such as motivation, confidence levels, demand for data, task competence and problem-solving skills, while organizational variables include promotion of a culture of information and rewards.
Turning to the potential determinants of RHIS performance, the results suggest that the mean levels of the indices measuring a promotion of a culture of information, motivation to perform RHIS tasks and RHIS task competence were significantly higher in 2007 than in 2004.
Ideally, the ministry of health in each country should take responsibility for creating and enforcing a minimum level of HIS task competence in alignment with the promotion of a culture of information and a supportive environment that provides adequate training and supervision.
A "pharmaceutical depot" usually has fewer tasks, competences and responsibilities than a hospital pharmacy, and it might be run by the hospital pharmacy of another hospital [ 24].
Based on the diversity of tasks, competence requirements will differ among the various phases of software development.
