Lehman College Department of Nursing Clinical Evaluation Form Nursing 303
Lehman College Department of Nursing Clinical Evaluation Form Nursing 303
Midterm S 1. Communication: Facilitates continuity of care through oral, written and computer mediated communication.
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Establishes therapeutic relationships with clients Utilizes non-verbal communication appropriately to convey meaning Verifies the meaning of non-verbal communication cues. Focuses on patient-centered communication, goals and concerns. Uses language consistent with the patients level of understanding Explains nursing actions to be taken Relates in a manner that respects the values, dignity, and culture of others Reports pertinent data to staff and instructor in a timely manner Documentation is accurate, complete, current, concise, and organized Utilizes appropriate medical terminology in oral and written communication Analyzes the intersubjective experience of the nurse/client relationship Verbal shift report is complete, appropriate and accurate. Asks pertinent questions related to patient condition and care Demonstrates cultural sensitivity and knowledge of cultural differences in client interactions.
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Final NO S U NO
Protects the patient from physical injury by implementing appropriate safety measures Uses appropriate ambulation and transfer techniques Performs psychomotor skills safely and according to skills guidelines and hospital protocols Complies with all precautionary measures (i.e. Fall prevention, skin integrity, aspiration prevention, seizure precautions) Complies with standard precautions and all infection control standards Handwashing Medical asepsis Surgical asepsis Uses gloves and masks and other barriers appropriately Disposes of wastes appropriately Disposes of sharps and used equipment appropriately
Prevents emotional jeopardy by avoiding any action or inaction which threatens the emotional well-being of the patient or significant other Identifies patient prior to interventions Protects self from injury through effective use of body mechanics Maintains patient privacy and confidentiality in compliance with HIPPA regulations Uses patient care equipment appropriately and safely
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Collects data that is relevant to the clients condition and presenting problems Assesses appropriate labs and diagnostic data Assesses teaching/learning needs Identifies nursing diagnoses based on appropriate database Utilizes critical thinking in applying the nursing process Performs physical and health assessment of clients utilizing proper techniques of examination and focusing on conditions of the: Skin Neurological system Gastrointestinal system Peripheral vascular system Cardiovascular Respiratory Musculo-skeletal Mental status Psycho-social and emotional
Prioritizes a focused assessment based on client condition Documents findings using appropriate terminology Differentiates between normal and abnormal findings Identifies strengths and limitations of the clients Develops a plan of care that demonstrates understanding of client needs Performs interventions according to hospital policies and procedures
Verbalizes the scientific rationale for nursing interventions Provides age appropriate and culturally competent care Develops goals in collaboration with client/significant other Prioritizes goals Realizes goals in a timely fashion
Identifies significant changes in database and/or patient condition Develops teaching plan appropriate to patients needs and level of understanding Involves the interdisciplinary team in D/C planning Asks appropriate questions to determine patients response to nursing care Evaluates patient outcomes in relation to established goals Reviews pertinent literature related to presenting health problems Participates with peers and other professionals in evaluating the quality of the nursing care provided for clients
Comments
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Validates the accuracy of the medication order Calculates drug dosage correctly Identifies indications, actions and side effects of clients medications States the nursing implications of the drugs Safely administers medications: Oral SQ IM IV Central, Peripheral IVPB
Calculates IV flow rate accurately and monitors infusion rate correctly Promptly and correctly documents administration of medications Evaluates outcomes/effectiveness of medications
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Midterm 5. Leadership Shows initiative in seeking out learning experiences Serves as a resource to peers Advocates on behalf of patient Acts effectively in role of team leader to peers S U NO S
Final U N O
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Midterm 6. Professional Accountability Seeks assistance appropriately from instructor, peers, and other professionals. Acts on constructive feedback to improve clinical performance. States the clinical expectations of the course. Plans clinical time to ensure meeting clinical objectives. Manages time effectively to complete clinical assignments. Keeps a daily journal of clinical learning goals and experiences which foster self-awareness. Appears on time and prepared to practice for all clinical activities. Notifies the instructor in advance of lateness or absence. Reports on and off the clinical unit. Participates in group process. Is a team player. Is prepared for pre-conference Identifies legal and ethical issues that relate to patient care. Complies with standards of professional ethics Complies with dress code and grooming standards for clinical practice Demonstrates professional demeanor in interactions with client, family, peers and staff. Utilizes appropriate resources as sources of information. S U NO S
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*NO STUDENT CAN OBTAIN A PASSING GRADE IN THE COURSE WITHOUT OBTAINING A PASSING GRADE IN CLINICAL PERFORMANCE.
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Midterm: Pass
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Final: Pass
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