نتایج جستجو برای: competency models

تعداد نتایج: 921423  

2014
Allison Leonard

Evidence-based programs (EBPs), which are programs supported by empirical evidence, have quickly become the gold standard of prevention and intervention treatments to address child and family issues, including child maltreatment. SafeCare® is a widely recognized parenttraining EBP that significantly reduces risk factors and occurrences of child maltreatment. As demand for EBPs increases and ens...

2010
Erica Melis Arndt Faulhaber Ahmad Salim Doost Carsten Ullrich

Since Bloom’s initial work on competencies in 1956, various competency systems have been designed and used to assess students’ competencies. Different pedagogical researchers and stakeholders prefer different systems. We have been collaborating with them. Such systems are essential for the adaptation by adaptive intelligent tutoring systems. Now, this paper presents how ActiveMath integrates se...

Journal: :The Journal of applied psychology 2007
Filip Lievens Juan I Sanchez

A quasi-experiment was conducted to investigate the effects of frame-of-reference training on the quality of competency modeling ratings made by consultants. Human resources consultants from a large consulting firm were randomly assigned to either a training or a control condition. The discriminant validity, interrater reliability, and accuracy of the competency ratings were significantly highe...

Journal: :Academic medicine : journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges 2009
Lauri L Korinek Laetitia L Thompson Cynthia McRae Elizabeth Korinek

PURPOSE Research suggests that there are concerns about the neuropsychological functioning of physicians who undergo physician competency evaluation. Academic health center faculty often participate in the evaluation and remediation of these physicians. The purpose of this study was to compare the cognitive abilities between a group of physicians referred for competency evaluations and a contro...

Journal: :Pediatrics 2012
Louise L Hardy Tracie Reinten-Reynolds Paola Espinel Avigdor Zask Anthony D Okely

OBJECTIVE To describe the demographic and health-related characteristics of school-aged children with low competency in fundamental movement skills (FMS). METHODS Cross-sectional representative school-based survey of Australian elementary and high school students (n = 6917) conducted in 2010. Trained field staff measured students' height, weight, and assessed FMS and cardiorespiratory enduran...

Journal: : 2022

Redesign the model of selection and appointment managers social security organization based on competency models with a data-based approach

Journal: :International journal of membrane science and technology 2023

This research aims to predict and analyze the effects of transformational leadership, technology adoption, public service towards job competency in Indonesian National Police. is very significant for improving police officers policy due at ontological level sociological level. The problem interesting be analyzed by conducting quantitative method. Data were collected through survey questionnaire...

Journal: :Midwifery 2007
Caroline S E Homer Lyn Passant Sue Kildea Jan Pincombe Carol Thorogood Nicky Leap Pat M Brodie

OBJECTIVE to develop and validate national competency standards for midwives in Australia. This study was part of a commissioned national research project to articulate the scope of practice of Australian midwives and to develop national competency standards to assist midwives to deliver safe and competent midwifery care. DESIGN a multi-method, staged approach was used to collect data through...

Journal: :Medical education 2003
Caroline Wachtler Margareta Troein

BACKGROUND Cultural competency can be understood as those learned skills which help us understand cultural differences and ease communication between people who have different ways of understanding health, sickness and the body. Recently, medical schools have begun to recognise a need for cultural competency training. However, few reports have been published that articulate and evaluate cultura...

2004
ALEC LEVENSON SUSAN COHEN John Boudreau David Finegold Cristina Gibson Ed Lawler

The use of competency systems to evaluate, reward, and promote managers has become commonplace in large organizations in recent years. Yet despite their popularity, there is scant evidence that competency systems increase managerial effectiveness and improve organizational performance. We first analyze the individual-level determinants of progression within a competency system and the links of ...

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