It will ensure that physicians are competent in their clinical skills and attitudes in addition to their competence in medical knowledge.
NASA and ESA have already demonstrated their competence in spades.
Others may need to display their competence in more isolated settings.
But, for the most part, that is as least as important as their competence in their role.
At the same time women have demonstrated their competence in the best business schools, their ambitions and energies are stifled by businesses.
Knowledge of common ethical problems and dilemmas in medicine, and strategies to address them will help participants increase their competence in addressing ethical questions in medical care.
Beginning in the elementary school years, there are differences among children on how they perceive their competence in physical activity (PA).
This culture has been allowed to develop because there is little accountability: independent observers do not regularly inspect schools, and teachers do not have to prove their competence in the classroom after they have been hired.
Under new rules announced by the department at a news conference Monday, teachers in rural districts who are certified in one subject will have three years to demonstrate their competence in other subjects they are assigned to teach.
No government holds its popularity for long.So long as EU accession has been the biggest issue on national agendas, many voters may have judged political parties less on their professed ideology than on their competence in managing the necessary reforms.
Existing alongside this however, is the observation that students remain under confident in the application of knowledge to a clinical context and frustrated with learning approaches which do not appear directly related to improving their competence in this area.
