Envoyer cet article par courriel The Role of Competency-Based Occupational Standards in Speech Pathology Education and Governance in Australia
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Integrated competency-based occupational standards allow detailed description of the knowledge, skills and attributes which in combination portray competent professional practice. Competency-based occupational standards have been in place within the speech pathology profession in Australia since 1994, and are used for a range of educational and assessment purposes, including assessing eligibility for membership of the Speech Pathology Association of Australia. This paper describes the reasons for and process of development of the standards, the framework for the standards, and how they are used for curriculum development and assessment. The paper also describes the use of CBOS in the development of a validated tool for the assessment of clinical performance.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.17951/en.2016.1.19
Date of publication: 2017-02-20 12:39:47
Date of submission: 2017-02-20 11:12:23
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