Sentence examples for workers competency from inspiring English sources

Our findings support the possibility that constant usage of CSID would foster positive workplace discussions, increasing workers competency and help to reduce the numbers of workplace accidents caused by communication failure and lack of knowledge.

Henceforth, the mobile teaching team's descriptions of individual care workers' competency improvement does not provide a picture of the overall impact of their situated bedside teaching in the nursing homes and home care settings [ 26].

While the MOPH has commissioned assessments of the knowledge of health issues and care-seeking behavior by patients and of health workers' competency in making referrals [ 16], no further analysis has been undertaken to ascertain why so few patients in Afghanistan are referred, if there is a lack of compliance with referrals of sick children, and, if so, what the causes of noncompliance are.

In more than half of admitting hospitals (41; 57 %), training was conducted periodically to ensure healthcare workers' competency and safety in donning/doffing PPE procedures whereas 13 hospitals (18 %) lacked such procedures and in addition, 16 (22 %) hospitals were currently working on it (p < 0.01).

Health workers' competencies and performance did not conform to requisite standards stipulated by service and other regulatory guidelines, alluding to challenges in quality of training and curricula.

Efforts should be made to improve workers' competencies to deal with culturally diverse populations, in order to promote quality of health care and obtain positive health outcomes among immigrant populations.

The method offers a formative description of the system, defining the set of boundaries and constraints that shape system activity in terms of work domain, recurring activities, decision making, social organisation and worker competency requirements.

In addition, a new method for informing worker competency requirements based on abstract functions rather than specific decision steps is proposed and discussed in terms of job design, interface design, and person specification.

There were 286 (58.8%) who reported that people providing relief services seem to understand the reality in Haiti, an important aid worker competency.

The CWA approach (Vicente 1999) recommends five levels of analysis: (1) work domain analysis (WDA), (2) control task analysis (ConTA), (3) strategy analysis (StA), (4) social organisational analysis, and (5) worker competency analysis (WCA).

Additionally, the implementation of the study helped increase local capacity, improving the skills of the research team to conduct rigorous assessments of healthcare worker competency which may be applied to other cadres in Mozambique.