We should be careful not to confuse the gender of a therapist with competence in gender issues.
What the article did not mention was that a lawyer with competence in trusts and estates would have raised warning flags in both cases.
Some experts, including Malhi, believe there aren't enough scientists who can combine biological insight with competence in modeling the physics of biological systems.
Nevertheless, IVCEE is easy and rapid to measure in most critically ill patients by the frontline intensivist with competence in basic critical care echocardiography (CCE).
Along with competence in English, experiences and educational degrees from universities in English speaking countries, especially in North America, have become important forms of social capital necessary for securing job appointments and promotions in Asian countries.
At present we insist that radiologists become at least minimally competent in the entire field although it is virtually impossible today to remain a radiologist with competence in all areas of our specialty [5].
All echocardiographic examinations were performed by a single trained operator (FRC, with competence in advanced critical care echocardiography) not involved in patient care, using a transthoracic ultrasound device (EnVisor, Philips ultrasound, Bothell, WA).
Against our expectations, experience with disease was not associated with competence in this study.
To ensure objectivity, the evaluation was conducted by a team of highly regarded, independent evaluators, with competence in health, nutrition, education, water and sanitation, child protection, and management.
