نتایج جستجو برای: competency based training

تعداد نتایج: 3158274  

2016
Catherine Gonsalves Zareen Zaidi

PURPOSE There have been critiques that competency training, which defines the roles of a physician by simple, discrete tasks or measurable competencies, can cause students to compartmentalize and focus mainly on being assessed without understanding how the interconnected competencies help shape their role as future physicians. Losing the meaning and interaction of competencies can result in a f...

Journal: :Pediatrics 2015
Stephen D DeMeo Lakshmi Katakam Ronald N Goldberg David Tanaka

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES Pediatric residency training programs are graduating residents who are not competent in neonatal intubation, a vital skill needed for any pediatrician involved in delivery room resuscitations. However, a precise definition of competency during training is lacking. The objective of this study was to more precisely define the trajectory toward competency in neonatal intu...

2011
K. Elizabeth Oakes

Cultural competency has been lauded as an effective, direct intervention to address health care disparity issues, and there is much empirical and clinical evidence to support the utility of cultural competency training. The major criticism of this evidence is the paucity of content validation studies of the competency construct itself. This literature review addresses what has been repeatedly i...

Journal: :Journal of public health management and practice : JPHMP 2001
B J Turnock

This article describes an initiative to develop and implement a competency-based credentialing program for public health managers and administrators that is linked with practice performance standards for local public health systems. The Illinois Public Health Administration Certification Board represents an innovative model for credentialing public health workers, placing equal value on compete...

Journal: :Archives of surgery 2005
Jay B Prystowsky

BACKGROUND Assessment of competency during residency training has received increased attention recently. There has been less attention given to the competency of residents after training. HYPOTHESIS Patient outcomes for alimentary tract surgery (ATS) should be similar for surgeons who recently completed their residency training compared with more experienced surgeons, indicating that the youn...

Journal: :Prehospital and disaster medicine 2014
Ahmadreza Djalali Pier Luigi Ingrassia Francesco Della Corte Marco Foletti Alba Ripoll Gallardo Luca Ragazzoni Kubilay Kaptan Olivera Lupescu Chris Arculeo Gotz von Arnim Tom Friedl Michael Ashkenazi Deike Heselmann Boris Hreckovski Amir Khorram-Manesh Radko Komadina Kostanze Lechner Cristina Patru Frederick M Burkle Philipp Fisher

INTRODUCTION Unacceptable practices in the delivery of international medical assistance are reported after every major international disaster; this raises concerns about the clinical competence and practice of some foreign medical teams (FMTs). The aim of this study is to explore and analyze the opinions of disaster management experts about potential deficiencies in the art and science of natio...

Journal: :journal of medical education 0
vahid ashoorion

background and purpose: the importance of training basic and advanced life support for undergraduates and graduated physicians are now widely recognized. graduates of medical schools in iran immediately get license to practice medicine without any supervision. therefore, clarification of the best phases for training cpr and the optimum mastery level in each phase is very important. this study i...

Journal: :Journal of occupational and environmental medicine 2001
E A Emmett J Green-McKenzie

We describe a competency-based training program that allows physicians employed full-time in occupational and environmental medicine to satisfy the supervised practicum year of training required by the American Board of Preventive Medicine (ABPM). The program is designed for trainees with greater clinical experience than the 1 clinical year required by the ABPM. To date, 25 physicians from clin...

Journal: :acta medica iranica 0
azim mirzazadeh department of internal medicine, department of medical education, tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran. sara mortaz hejri department of medical education, faculty of medicine, tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran. mohammad jalili department of medical education, faculty of medicine, tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran. and department of emergency medicine, clinical skill center, tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran. fariba asghari medical ethics and history of medicine research center, tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran. ali labaf department of emergency medicine, clinical skill center, tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran. mojtaba sedaghat siyahkal department of community medicine, faculty of medicine, tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran.

despite the existence of a large variety of competency frameworks for medical graduates, there is no agreement on a single set of outcomes. different countries have attempted to define their own set of competencies to respond to their local situations. this article reports the process of developing medical graduates' competency framework as the first step in the curriculum reform in tehran univ...

2005
Fiona Patterson Eamonn Ferguson Tim Norfolk Pat Lane

Objective To design and validate a new competency based selection system to recruit general practice registrars, comprising a competency based application form, referees’ reports, and an assessment centre. Design Longitudinal predictive validity study and a matched case comparison. Setting South Yorkshire and East Midlands region, United Kingdom, comprising three deaneries. Participants 46 of 1...

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