Essential Competencies
These competency state-ments are “linked to authoritative clinical practice guidance documents used by the World Health Organization”3 and ICM’s Core documents and Position Statements4. Guidance documents undergo revision based on ever-evolving research. ICM’s essential competency statements are also evaluated and amended as the rel-
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