2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.radi.2010.12.008
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The changing concept of competence and categorisation of learning outcomes in Europe: Implications for the design of higher education radiography curricula at the European level

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“…[11,25] They suggest that competency is not an end in itself, but constitutes a process of lifelong learning reinforced through continuing education during a health professional's career. [26] Initial education cannot ensure the acquisition of sufficient knowledge and skills for a lifetime of practice.…”
Section: Competency For Professional Emancipationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…[11,25] They suggest that competency is not an end in itself, but constitutes a process of lifelong learning reinforced through continuing education during a health professional's career. [26] Initial education cannot ensure the acquisition of sufficient knowledge and skills for a lifetime of practice.…”
Section: Competency For Professional Emancipationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to some, competence is a minimum observable performance. [11,12] For others, performance is opposed to competence, with the former representing what a person is able to do when exposed to the actual conditions of a job and the latter as a potential capability in an ideal context. [13] This work appears conflicting and contextual issues surrounding the definitions of competency are barely discussed or solely presented as background information.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A focus on defining competence has been used in order to facilitate improvements in the education and mobility of radiographers across the European Union. 2,3 Descriptions of both general and specific competences of radiographers are seen as necessary to achieve this objective. 2,3 In Sweden, the competence perspective has been adopted in a national initiative to define the required competences of radiographers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2,3 Descriptions of both general and specific competences of radiographers are seen as necessary to achieve this objective. 2,3 In Sweden, the competence perspective has been adopted in a national initiative to define the required competences of radiographers. 4e6 Other studies of radiographers' practice have focused on professional identity, 7 role extension 8e12 and general aspects of radiographers' work process.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Iako ishode najčešće formulišu nastavnici, sugeriše se da bi ih trebalo dizajnirati i iz ugla studenata, jer je to značajna karakteristika koja ih razlikuje od konvencionalnih obrazovnih ciljeva koji se definišu samo iz perspektive nastavnika. Ishode učenja treba da dostignu studenti (ovo implicira reč učenje u sintagmi ishodi učenja), a uloga nastavnika je da facilitira taj proces (Castillo, Caruana & Wainwright, 2011). Dakle, iako postoji niz različitih shvatanja o procesu kreiranja i definisanja ishoda učenja, elementima koje treba da sadrži, broju ishoda i sl., većina autora se slaže u vezi sa načinom njihovog definisanja i određenja na nivou predmeta.…”
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