Competence is the need to feel effective, capable, and successful in one's interactions with the environment. It involves a desire to master challenges and develop skills. When individuals experience a sense of competence, they are more likely to engage in activities that enhance their abilities and knowledge.
An Entrustable Professional Activity is a key task of a discipline (i.e. specialty or subspecialty) that an individual can be trusted to perform in a given healthcare context, once sufficient competence has been demonstrated.
Professionals strive to become experts in their field, which sets them apart from the rest of the pack. This can mean continuing your education by taking courses, attending seminars and attaining any related professional designations.
The National Quality Indicators are generally divided into three main types of quality measures: Structure indicators (frameworks and resources, competence, available equipment, registers, etc.) Process indicators (activities in the patient process, e.g., diagnostics, treatment).