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NU212 Nursing Care Plan Rubric 
Nursing Care Plan Rubric
Rubric for creating and grading a nursing care plan in an objective manner. Score of 25-100%
Rubric Code: N948A3
By ramota
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Subject: Nursing  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Nursing Care Plan Rubric
Adapted for NU212 by Ramses Mota RN, BSN from "Nursing Care Plan" at Rubric.com
  Incomplete

5 pts

Poor

10 pts

Fair

15 pts

Good

20 pts

Assessment

Includes subjective, objective and historical data that support actual or risk for nursing diagnosis.
Incomplete

Assessment portion is incomplete.
Poor

Does not include all pertinent data related to nursing diagnosis. May also include data that does not relate to nursing diagnosis.
Fair

Includes all pertinent data related to nursing diagnosis, but also includes data not related to nursing diagnosis.
Good

Includes all pertinent data related to nursing diagnosis and does not include data that is not related to nursing diagnosis.
Diagnosis

Relevant NANDA approved diagnosis written in proper form (includes stem, related to or R/T, and as evidenced by or AEB; or Risk for)
Incomplete

Diagnosis portion is incomplete.
Poor

Diagnosis is not appropriate for patient. May also not be NANDA and may not include all parts.
Fair

Diagnosis is appropriate for patient and NANDA approved, but does not include all parts or information is listed in wrong part of diagnosis.
Good

Diagnosis is appropriate for patient and NANDA approved. Diagnosis also includes all parts and information is listed in correct part of diagnosis.
Planning (Goal/Outcome)

Includes patient or family goals based on the nursing diagnosis. Goals must be patient focused, realistic, and have clear measurable criteria with a target date/ time.
Incomplete

Goals portion is incomplete or completely unrelated to nursing diagnoses.
Poor

Goals are not relevant to nursing diagnosis. Outcomes are consistently not client centered, measurable or do not have achievable target dates.
Fair

Goals are identified that are related to the nursing diagnosis, and are patient focused. Criteria for measurement is included but may not be clear or may contain realistic time frame for evaluation.
Good

Goals are identified that clearly relate to the nursing diagnosis, are written in a patient focused manner, and are realistic. Each goal contains clear criteria for measurement and a time frame for evaluation.
Implementation (Interventions)

Nursing interventions or actions that directly relate to the etiology of the nursing diagnosis and the patient goal and desired outcome.
Incomplete

Interventions portion is incomplete, not relevant to patient, or no rationales provided.
Poor

Interventions are unclear, do not clearly focus on the etiology of the nursing diagnosis, or do not relate to goal outcomes.
Rationales provided do not demonstrate an understanding of the purpose of the interventions.
Fair

Identifies three or less interventions for each goal that relate to the etiology of the nursing diagnosis. Not all interventions may be specific. Rationales are included but may not be fully supported by evidence based data.
Good

Identifies at least 3-5 specific interventions for each outcome criteria in order to reach the desired goal. Interventions are specific in action and frequency, and include rationales which are fully supported by evidence based data.
APA Style

Uses APA style formatting for references.
Incomplete

References are incomplete.
Poor

References are not APA style formatting or from sources that may not be reliable.
Fair

References in APA style with minor formatting correction needed.
Good

References are clearly formatted in APA style and sources are reliable.



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