Procedural Skills is a core competency domain in residency training that encompasses the systematic acquisition, demonstration, and refinement of hands-on clinical techniques required for patient diagnosis and management, distinguished from other competencies by its focus on technical proficiency, procedural judgment, and performance in supervised and independent practice settings.
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Acquisition of cognitive skill.
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