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Health Promotion Health Promotion Rubric Code: SXW58BW By mripleyrn Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Nursing Type: Assessment Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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	Poor 0 pts	Fair 5 pts	Good 7.5 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Data Collection Review of health history/Review of systems (ROS)	Poor identifies 1 area of concern No ROS data incomplete. 25% complete	Fair Identifies 2 areas of concern ROS has 2 out 3 of data missing incomplete. 50% complete	Good identifies 3 areas of concern. ROS partially complete. the majority of data complete 75% or more	Excellent Identifies 3 areas of concern. ROS (Review of Systems) is 100%complete. very detailed
Outcomes	Poor Only 1 outcome identified. Outcomes not achievable, not customized to client	Fair 2 outcomes identified very vague not customized to the client Outcomes not achievable	Good 3 outcomes for each area of concern. Outcomes are customized to the client	Excellent 3 outcomes one for each area of concern. outcomes very specific measurable, achievable, met within the specified time frame, realistic for the client
Plan Ways to implement change/ Actions	Poor Has 1 action out of 5 not specific to client	Fair Has 2 out of 5 actions for identified outcomes. Actions are not customized to client. they are too general	Good 5 specific actions for each outcome. 2/5 outcomes are repetitive	Excellent 5 specific actions for each outcome no action is a repeated
Evaluation	Poor No details regarding actions. Lacks specifics	Fair Leaves out details regarding actions does not indicate why or why not client was able to do each action. Does not state whether each outcome was met	Good Identifies why client was able to complete actions why? why not?4/5 States whether outcomes were met or not met	Excellent Identifies that each of 5 actions were followed through. Discusses why or why not client was able to achieve each action. States that specific outcomes were met