Developing Competencies for Training Practitioners in Evidence-Based Cancer Control
Developing Competencies for Training Practitioners in Evidence-Based Cancer Control
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DOI:
10.1080/08858190902876395
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发表时间:
2009-01-01
影响因子:
1.6
通讯作者:
Kreuter, Matthew W.
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作者:
Brownson, Ross C.;Ballew, Paula;Kreuter, Matthew W.
Background. Competency-based education allows public health departments to better develop a workforce aimed at conducting evidence-based control cancer. Methods. A 2-phased competency development process was conducted that systematically obtained input from practitioners in health departments and trainers in academe and community agencies (n = 60). Results. Among the 26 competencies developed, 10 were rated at the beginner level, 12 were intermediate, and 4 were advanced. Community-level input competencies were seen as beginner level, whereas policy-related competencies were rated as advanced. Conclusion. Although adaptation to various audiences is needed, these competencies provide a foundation on which to build practitioner-focused training programs.