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This is the rubric to be used by faculty when grading evidence-based case studies submitted by undergraduate nursing students. (this rubric is an adaptation of a sample graduate medicine rubric provided by rcampus.com, rubric #J9AWA9) (http://www.rcampus.com/rubricshowc.cfm?code=J9AWA9&sp=yes)

Used for research and shorts answers.

This rubric is designed to assess the presentation of the group activity. The rubric should consider the performance of the group as a whole, as well as individual contributions. Some activities will be scored for points and others as Pass/No Pass (earning at least 50% of the points indicates passing).

This rubric is designed to assess the presentation of the group activity. The rubric should consider the performance of the group as a whole, as well as individual contributions. Some activities will be scored for points and others as Pass/No Pass (earning at least 50% of the points indicates passing).

This rubric is designed to assess the presentation of the group activity. The rubric should consider the performance of the group as a whole, as well as individual contributions. Some activities will be scored for points and others as Pass/No Pass (earning at least 50% of the points indicates passing).

Research the approved topic. Submit 3-5 typed pages of publishing the results of your research. Include a Works Cited page with at least 4 sources used researching the paper. Paper will be graded on quality of research, effective use of information gained through research, credibility of sources, and relevance of included information. Grade will be based on organization, clarity, use of transitions, appropriate voice, correct citation format, grammar, spelling and punctuation.

For use with grading APA Style papers in research methods

Prepare and present a clinical case for discussion with the group. Case presentations: Students are encouraged to present clinical cases of any type (evaluation, hearing aid, cochlear implant, vestibular evaluation/management, electrophysiologic evaluation). Elements of both evaluation and management should be presented, if possible.

Choose a patient scenario. It may be a patient you had in clinical, a patient with a disease or disorder of your choosing (different from the one presented in patho), or your instructor can provide one for you. Prepare a care plan based on relevant objective and subjective assessment data. Explain what assessments would be done and how data would be obtained. The care plan will include nursing diagnosis, written in proper format and listed in order of priority for care, planning and goal statements which must be attainable and measureable, nursing interventions with researched rationales (reference sources will be included for each rationale), and methods and expectations for evaluation including what would constitute the goals being met, partially met, or unmet. Please make your instructor aware of what patient scenario you have chosen by Fraiday, March 16/12. The care plan should be completed and handed in before midnight on Thursday, March 22/12