#10707. New ways of seeing: supplementing existing competency framework development guidelines with systems thinking

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Abstract:
We highlight what a conceptual framework informed by systems thinking can offer when developing competency frameworks. Mirroring shifts towards systems thinking in program evaluation and quality improvement, we suggest that similar approaches that identify and make use of the role and influence of system features and contexts can provide ways of augmenting existing guidelines when developing competency frameworks. We framed a systems thinking approach in two ways: (1) using an adaptation of Ecological Systems Theory, and (2) by employing complexity thinking. A conceptual framework informed by systems thinking makes visible features of a practice in context that may otherwise be overlooked when developing competency frameworks using existing guidelines.
Keywords:
Competency; Competency framework; Medical education

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