Competency: MedBiquitous and other ideas
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Competency:MedBiquitous
and other ideas
Simon GrantICOPER – Competency SIG
Berlin2010-12-01
MedBiquitous
“MedBiquitous creates technology standards to advance healthcare education and competence assessment. Our standards make it easy to exchange educational content and track learner activities and profiles.This makes healthcare education more effective, measurable and accessible, saving organizations time and money in the process.”
MedBiquitous
Clear path to ANSI Has Dan Rehak et al. as technical advisors Includes other members of past competency initiatives I'm on their
– Competencies working group – Educational Trajectory working group
MedBiq Competency specs
Good decision to split the “object” from the “framework”– “object” alias “definition” or “concept”
This enables reuse of objects in different frameworks Frameworks can contain objects that are not necessarily
structured as MedBiq objects Specification is not yet finalised
– but likely to be soon General approach of staying within the known / required
Competency Object (1)
“Competency Object – an umbrella term used by the CWG to describe any abstract statement of learning or performance expectations, and information related to the statement. Statements can be learning outcomes, competencies per se, learning objectives, professional roles, topics, classifications/collections, etc. The Competency Object may include additional data to expand on or support the statement. The Object is abstract in the sense that it does not inherently contain information about connections of the statement to individuals or events or other objects.”
Competency Object (2)
Based around their own healthcare LOM– the usual ID, title, description– but apparently no “level” included
additional special sub-elements for– category
• term + scheme + label as in Atom
– references• specific references to the literature related to this
competency
– supporting information• “formatted or lengthy descriptions”
– either linked, or in XHTML
Competency Object (3)
MedBiq's Object does not explicitly distinguish – context or conditions– levels– subject matter– action verb– (though these could be accommodated in “category”)
No attempt to represent explicitly– type (e.g. knowledge, skill, attitude)– potential assessability– relationship with assessment– relationship to personal claim
Competency framework (1)
“an organized and structured representation of a set of interrelated and purposeful competency objects”
Competency framework (2)
Healthcare LOM– includes the usual stuff, though much more than needed
Supporting Information (optional)– linked or formatted information as with Object
any number of Relation elements– ref 1– relationship
• broader than• narrower than• related to
– ref2
Competency framework (3)
No attempt yet by MedBiq to cover:– relationships across frameworks, including equivalence– the distinction within framework relationships between
• necessary constituent parts• alternative ways of doing things
– relationships between objects and assessment– relationships between objects and personal claims
Detailing natural language
It is better to follow natural language and common usage where that makes sense
People routinely talk about– different levels of the same competence– different contexts or conditions of exercising that competence
And if we don't follow that, we arrive in a land of profligate proliferation of competence concepts
But for agreement, we need also to analyse and separate concepts
And we have to stop somewhere...
An ISO SC36 model
JISC portfolio-related work
Competence structures for (e-)portfolio tools Currently under review. If approved... Work will take place Feb – June 2011 Exploratory implementation with portfolio tools
– based on currently used portfolio-related systems• several have hierarchical structures of skill/competence
– initial draft specification to be agreed first– prototyping starting from draft specification– final specification
• represent what can usefully and practically be implemented• not to go beyond envisaged portfolio implementation• will try hard to harmonise with other initiatives
Thanks for your attention!
I also work with– eCOTOOL– ICOPER
Please consider yourselves invited to further dialogue blog series in progress
– http://blogs.cetis.ac.uk/asimong/2010/11/19/the-logic-of-competence/
– just Google for: logic competence asimong@gmail.com http://www.slideshare.net/asimong
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