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- DictionaryCom·pe·tent/ˈkämpəd(ə)nt/
adjective
- 1. having the necessary ability, knowledge, or skill to do something successfully: "a highly competent surgeon"
4 days ago · A project management competency framework is a structured model that defines the skills, knowledge, behaviors, and attributes required for effective project management within an organization. It guides recruiting, training, assessing, and developing project managers and teams.
5 days ago · Background Few published articles provide a comprehensive overview of the available evidence on the topic of evaluating competency-based medical education (CBME) curricula. The purpose of this review is therefore to synthesize the available evidence on the evaluation practices for competency-based curricula employed in schools and programs for undergraduate and postgraduate health ...
2 days ago · These lessons are invaluable because they make you more competent and confident. Resilience built through repeated exposure to failure often differentiates the successful from the unsuccessful. It’s also crucial to redefine failure. Instead of seeing it as a humiliating end, view it as insightful feedback.
4 days ago · Site director skills are a combination of hard and soft skills necessary for the effective management and operation of a facility. Soft skills refer to the character traits or interpersonal abilities that define a person's relationships, social interactions and communication style. In contrast, hard skills are concrete, measurable abilities ...
5 days ago · Jack Nasher presents a comprehensive guide to proving your competence and winning people over. He draws upon his extensive research and expertise in psychology, communication, and influence to provide actionable strategies for enhancing credibility and persuasion skills.
5 hours ago · In a video captured by Houston’s ABC 13, Bun, whose real name is Bernard James Freeman, fought back tears as he told the court that he and his wife still suffer thinking about the incident ...
2 days ago · Cultural competency in nursing entails valuing different cultural beliefs and practices, one’s cultural biases, and adjusting healthcare approaches necessary to every patient’s needs (Lee et al., 2020). Cultural competence enhances patient- centered care. A patient-centered approach fosters collaboration, communication, and trust between ...
