59.14% of geriatric core competencies are classified as Apply in Bloom's cognitive process dimension and 64.2% as Conceptual Knowledge¶
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q2 i? In the cognitive process dimension, 59.14% (152/257) of competencies were classified as Apply; in the knowledge dimension, 64.2% (165/257) were classified as Conceptual Knowledge. → Yang Deng-Chi 2025
Evidence¶
Yang Deng-Chi 2025¶
Yang Deng-Chi, Yu Yung-Chen, Lee Yi-Hsuan, Su Ruei-Ning, Lin Wei-Hung, Lai Pei-Chun. (2025). Geriatric core competencies for non-geriatricians and nurses: a scoping review. BMC Geriatrics. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12877-025-06806-8
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Classification of all 257 competencies from the ten included studies using Bloom's revised taxonomy, conducted by four researchers with consensus resolution. The review reports "59.14% (152/257) of the geriatric core competencies were classified as Apply" and "64.2% (165/257) were classified as Conceptual".
"In terms of Bloom’s taxonomy, 59.14% (152/257) of the geriatric core competencies were classified as Apply in the cognitive process dimension, and 64.2% (165/257) were classified as Conceptual in the knowledge dimension."
Yang Deng-Chi 2025 (2)¶
Yang Deng-Chi, Yu Yung-Chen, Lee Yi-Hsuan, Su Ruei-Ning, Lin Wei-Hung, Lai Pei-Chun. (2025). Geriatric core competencies for non-geriatricians and nurses: a scoping review. BMC Geriatrics. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12877-025-06806-8
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Results-section distribution of the cognitive process dimension across the 257 competencies, reporting Apply, Understand, and Analyze proportions with counts as printed.
"For the cognitive process dimension, 59.14% (152/257) of the geriatric core competencies were classified as Apply, 25.68% (66/257) as Understand, and 9.73% (27/257) as Analyze."
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Related Claims¶
- Only ten studies met inclusion criteria, yielding 257 core competencies across 18 domains — related
- Geriatric core competencies for physicians, medical students, and nurses most frequently cover disease and comorbidities, pharmacologic/medication management, and cognitive/dementia problems — related
- The most emphasized geriatric core competencies fall under the ACGME 'patient care' category — related
- Grading time varied systematically with Bloom's taxonomy category: procedural knowledge was fastest to grade and conceptual knowledge slowest — related
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