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Area of Science:

  • Healthcare Education
  • Professional Development
  • Global Health Workforce

Background:

  • The healthcare sector requires a competent, adaptable, and patient-focused global workforce.
  • A competency approach is crucial for strengthening healthcare services and improving patient outcomes.

Observation:

  • This paper examines global competency approaches across various healthcare professions.
  • It presents case reports on competency methodologies at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
  • The study also covers competency-based support for internships and pre-registration training.

Findings:

  • Competency methodologies are effective in undergraduate and postgraduate healthcare education.
  • These approaches support practical training, including internships and pre-registration periods.
  • Global perspectives reveal diverse applications and challenges in implementing competency frameworks.

Implications:

  • Implementing competency-based education can enhance the quality of healthcare services worldwide.
  • It fosters a more adaptable and patient-centered healthcare workforce.
  • Addressing challenges in competency frameworks is key to optimizing health outcomes globally.