3. Content:
What is Competency?
What is Residency Program?
What are the Competencies of Residency
Program?
Why the Competencies are essential for
the Resident?
5. COMPETENCY
The quality of being competent .
A cluster of related Abilities,
Commitments, Knowledge and Skills
that enable a person or (an organization)
to act effectively in a Job or Situation.
6. RESIDENT
A person who lives somewhere
permanently or on a long-term basis.
A medical graduate engaged in
specialized practice under supervision in a
recognized institute.
7. RESIDENCY PROGRAM
Its an integrated process by which a
Resident gradually becomes competent
under skilled supervision within a period
of time.
9. Medical Expert
A Medical Expert is a physician,
applying medical knowledge, clinical skills,
and professional values in his provision of
high-quality and safe patient in practice.
10. A Medical Expert makes clinical
decisions, and carry out diagnostic and
therapeutic interventions by his best
practices and research evidence
&
takes into account the patient’s
circumstances and preferences;
as well as the availability of resources
13. A person who is able to convey or exchange
= information,
= news, or
= ideas,
especially one who is eloquent or skilled.
14. As Communicators, physicians
form relationships with patients and their
families that facilitate the gathering and
sharing of essential information for
effective health care.
21. It involves sharing knowledge,
perspectives, and responsibilities, and a
willingness to learn together.
As Collaborators, physicians work
effectively with other health care
professionals to provide safe, high-quality,
patient care.
23. A person responsible for controlling or
administering all or part of a company or
similar organization.
24. As manager, physicians engage with
others to contribute to a vision of a high-
quality health care system
&
take responsibility for the delivery of
excellent patient care -through their
activities as clinicians, administrators,
scholars or teachers.
26. As Health Advocates, physicians
contribute their expertise and influence as
they work with communities or patient
populations to improve health.
27. Physicians also serve to determine and
understand needs, speak on behalf of
others when required, and support the
mobilization of resources to effect change.
28. Advocacy often requires engaging
other health care professionals, community
agencies, administrators, and policy-
makers.
29.
30. A scholar is a learned or well-educated
person, especially one who excels in a
particular field or subject
31. As Scholars, physicians demonstrate a
lifelong commitment to excellence in
practice through continuous learning and
by teaching others, evaluating evidence,
and contributing to scholarship.
36. A person engaged or qualified in a
profession is called professional.
37. The competence or skill expected from
professional is called professionalism.
38. As Professionals, physicians are committed
to the health and well-being of individual
patients and society through
ethical practice,
high personal standards of behavior,
accountability to the profession and
society,
physician-led regulation, and
maintenance of personal health.
