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Clinical Assessment and Clinical Management were the most frequently reported competency domains

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q2 i? The most frequently reported competencies fell within Clinical Assessment and Clinical Management domains. → Verboven Kenneth 2025

Evidence

Verboven Kenneth 2025

Verboven Kenneth, Wikström-Grotell Camilla, Lehtinen-Jacks Susanna, Davis Mary E., O'Donoghue Gráinne, Tuominen Pipsa P. A., Agten Anouk, Curran Fiona, Cunningham Caitriona. (2025). Obesity competencies for healthcare professionals: a scoping review. BMC Medical Education. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12909-025-07973-3

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Frequency analysis across the 22 included papers found "The most frequently reported competencies fell within the domains of Clinical Assessment and Clinical Management". Clinical Management encompassed nine subdomains including clinical reasoning, diet, and behaviour change/motivational interviewing.

"The most frequently reported competencies fell within the domains of Clinical Assessment and Clinical Management, suggesting these are heavily emphasized domains in clinical education."

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