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Clinical Evaluation Tool

This document describes a clinical evaluation tool called a summative scale used to assess nursing student anxiety levels. [1] It uses a 5-point Likert scale ranging from "Never" to "Very Often" to rate agreement with statements about anxiety. [2] The scale contains 7 statements about experiencing anxiety in daily life, fears, avoiding social activities, panic attacks, and how anxiety impacts schoolwork and life. [3] Scores are calculated by assigning point values from 5 to 1 based on the response chosen, with higher scores indicating greater anxiety levels.

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Clinical Evaluation Tool

This document describes a clinical evaluation tool called a summative scale used to assess nursing student anxiety levels. [1] It uses a 5-point Likert scale ranging from "Never" to "Very Often" to rate agreement with statements about anxiety. [2] The scale contains 7 statements about experiencing anxiety in daily life, fears, avoiding social activities, panic attacks, and how anxiety impacts schoolwork and life. [3] Scores are calculated by assigning point values from 5 to 1 based on the response chosen, with higher scores indicating greater anxiety levels.

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Clinical evaluation tool

Summative scale

Introduction: Summative/ Likert scale is a composite scale used to measure the attitude, value and feeling of
people that induce summation of scale on the set of positive and negative declarative statements are asked to
indicate their degree of agreement and disagreement.

Preparation of summative scale:

Topic: To assess the anxiety level of nursing students.

Scale: - 1. Never

2. Almost never

3. Sometimes

4. Fairly often

5. Very Often

A 5 point likert scale is used.

Instruments: Mark a tick ( ) on the box find most resembling to your answer.

Table – 1 Anxiety level among students:

S. No. Questionnaire Never Almos Sometimes Fairly Very


t often often
Never
1. Are you experiencing anxious on daily basis? 5 4 3 2 1

2. Are you plagued by fears others preserve as in 5 4 3 2 1


founded or irrational?

3. Do you avoid everyday social activities because 5 4 3 2 1


they cause you anxiety?

4. Do you experience a sudden heart prefunding 5 4 3 2 1


panic attacks?

5. Is your anxiety interfering any with your school 5 4 3 2 1


work, social life and family?

6. I feel that difficulties are pulling up so high that 5 4 3 2 1


they could not resolved?

7. Do you feel it can be recovered? 5 4 3 2 1


Table-1 Shows the items to analyse anxiety level among nursing students.

Scoring:

Never Almost never Sometimes Fairly often Very often

5 4 3 2 1
ANECDOTAL RECORD

An anecdotal record or note is a description of student performance. Anecdotal record or note should be written
about the performance that is meeting the course goals, as well as performance that indicate deficiencies in
learning and it should be shared with student as frequently as possible.

Example: ECT record that include pre and post ECT patient

Student: Priyanka Date: 3/2/2020

Observer: Deeksha
Setting: Civil Hospital

Observational detail: During the procedure of the ECT. The student is little anxious after seeing the patient on
ECT but she arrange all the articles for the pre and post assessment and care of the patient while providing the
care, student maintain all the aseptic techniques and provide step to step care to the patient. Some steps are
skipped by student but the state that she will follow all the principles and steps in proper time and she go to
inventory and return all articles.
ASSIGNMENT

TOPIC: CLINICAL EVALUATION TOOL

SUBJECT: NURSING EDUCATION

SUBMITTED TO: “RESP.MISS. RACHNA MAM”

SUBMITTED BY: Deeksha


Msc (N)1 styr

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