Consistently leaves out important examinations. Does not collect data relevant to the diagnosis. Collects data irrelevant to the diagnosis. Misses or leaves out CC, root, branch ID.
0 pts
Occasionally leaves out one or more important examinations. Collects incomplete data. Inconsistent with CC, root and branch.
1 pts
Rarely misses important exams. Rarely leaves out significant data. Needs some work on CC, root and branch identification.
2 pts
Consistently performs all significant exams. Collects complete and relevant data. Clearly identifies CC, root and branch.
3 pts
The student documented easily observed diagnostic signs on the Intake Form
The student included a basic evaluation of olfactory and/or auditory diagnostic data in Intake Form
The student accurately narrowed down and recorded the patient's Chief Complaint in the Intake Form
The student obtained relevant patient information through inquiry
The student's recorded results of their pulse findings were checked and generally accepted by the clinic supervisor
The student's recorded results of their diagnostic tongue inspection were checked and generally accepted by the clinical supervisor
The student performed appropriate Western examinations within their scope of practice
Consistently fails to report full diagnosis, formulate treatment plan, select points; and/or understand supervisor's diagnosis and treatment
Occasionaly fails to include important aspects of diagnosis and treatment plan, select points; and/or to understand diagnosis and treatment plan given by supervisor
Rarely misses important aspects of diagnosis and treatment plan, or of point selection;and/or understands diagnosis and treatment plan given by supervisor
Consistently formulates a diagnosis and treatment plan, selects appropriate point; and/or understands diagnosis and treament plan given by supervisor
The student reported a diagnosis that could be inferred from data collected
The student created a treatment plan that would be appropriate for diagnosis
The student understood the diagnosis provided by clinical supervisor
With assistance from clinical supervisor, the student was able to select at least half of the points appropriate for the actual diagnosis
Consistently poor (or innapropriate), communicaion, is unable to prepare patient for treatment: use proper aseptic technique, to locate points, insert needles, or apply moxibustion
Occasional poor (or innapropriate) communication, use of aseptic technique, location or insertion of needles, or application of moxa
Rarely communicates poorly (or innapropirately), fails to use of aseptic technique, in location or insertion of needles, or application of moxa
Consistently communicates well (and appropriately), prepares patient, uses proper aseptic technique, inserts needles and applies moxa
The student adequately and appropriately communicated with patients
The student with supervisor oversight, adequately prepared and positioned the patient for treatment
With supervisor assistance, the student was able to accurately locate prescribed acupoints
With supervisor assistance, the student was able to properly insert the needle in at least of half of the assigned acupoints
With supervisor assitance, the student was able to properly apply moxibustion according to the treatment plan
With supervisor assistance, the student removed needles within appriate treatment time period and disposed of needles properly
Consistently fails: to document, pulses, observations, patient feedback, or to assess responses, or to document future treatments
Occasionaly fails: to document, pulses, observations, patient feedback, or to assess responses, or to document future treatments
Rarely fails: to document, pulses, observations, patient feedback, or to assess responses, or to document future treatments
Consistently: documents, pulses, observations, patient feedback, assesses responses, and to document future treatments
The student documented pulse fiindings after treatment that were generally accepted by the clinic supervisor
The student accurately recorded the patients description of iniital responses to treatment
The student documented easily observed clinical changes resulting from treatment
The student discussed with clinical supervisor initial responses, as compared to expected response
The student documented possible future modifications to treatment, based upon treatment assesment