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Case Study CE PTA 212 
4-5 pages, double-spaced, HIPAA-compliant in paragraph form. It is acceptable to have data in the form of a chart or table.
Rubric Code: LB926C
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Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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Length
5 pts

It is important to pick a topic that can be addressed in this number of pages. More is not better!

Poor

3 pages or less. Includes use of excel spreadsheet type data.
(not including references)

0 points
Fair

<4 full pages

3 points
Good

>5.5 pages

4 points
Very Good

EXACTLY 4-5 pages
(not including references)

5 points
Appropriateness of research article
15 pts

High Level research from peer-reviewed sources, integrated into decision making

Poor

Non peer reviewed article (i.e. text book, general interest publication, company-sponsored research expert opinion such as a CI interview)
5 points
Fair

Research article(s) from a peer-reviewed journal that are any of the following: older than 2010, not pertinent to your patient, or not submitted with case study
8 points
Good

Multiple research articles from peer-reviewed journals published after 2010, pertinent to your patient, submitted with case study, but minimal discussion of study limitation or how they influenced clinical decision-making
12 points
Very Good

Multiple research articles from peer-reviewed journals, (published after 2010) pertinent to your patient, submitted with case study. Evidence of how articles influenced your clinical decision-making. Include at least one limitation of the study.
15 points
Organization
15 pts

Logical flow of infomation and clinical thought process

Poor

Disorganized & contains unnecessary info(repeated or too many details). Requires re-reading to follow thought process. May raise more questions than it answers
5 points
Fair
Good

Information regarding your thought process is present, but may not be clear. This may reflect only partial understanding of the big picture or the pt's situation
11 points
Very Good

Clearly organized sections (i.e. intro, patient information, brief summary of pt's problem, brief clear summary of how the research relates to your pt's situation)
15 points
Typos and grammatical errors
10 pts

Any errors of spelling, key stroke or grammar

Poor

>5 errors, or ANY first-person language (Any use of "I" "we", "my")

2 points
Fair

3-5 errors, written in professional, third-person language


5 points
Good

1-3 errors, written in professional, third-person language


8 points
Very Good

No typos or grammatical errors, written in professional, third-person voice

10 points
On time
5 pts

Poor

>12 hours late:
0 points
Fair
Good

<12 hours:
3 points
Very Good

By deadline:
5 points
HIPAA compliant
5 pts

Poor

Full name used anywhere in the paper, email (i.e. subject line)
0 points
Fair

First name only used
2 points
Good

Fake or silly name used
4 points
Very Good

No name or only initials used
5 points
Past Medical History & demographics
10 pts

medical & surgical history, age, job and/or activity information, and patient's chief complaint

Poor

Vague or incomplete information that may conflict with other parts of the paper.
No information on pt's prior level of activity

0 points
Fair

Partial or vague history and minimial info regarding activity

4 points
Good

Rambling or excessive information (or not pertinent to pt's current condition) in addition to PMH & surgical history

7 points
Very Good

Thorough (and concise) medical & surgical history. If this is pt's first illness or injury, clearly state this. Thorough info on pt's prior activity level

10 points
Phase of healing Medical and PT dx
10 pts

What phase of healing is the patient in? Include ICD-10 codes

Poor

Missing three of the following:
medical diagnosis
PT diagnosis
ICD-10 code
phase of healing

2 points
Fair

Missing two of the following:
medical diagnosis
PT diagnosis
ICD-10 code
phase of healing

5 points
Good

Missing one of the follow:
medical diagnosis
PT diagnosis
ICD-10 code
phase of healing

8 points
Very Good

Medical diagnosis
PT diagnosis
(ICD- 10 code for each)
phase of healing


10 points
PT goals and outcome measures
15 pts

Poor

Goals listed in vague terms, or no functional outcome measures. No meaningful discussion in body of paper

3 points
Fair

Minimal list of goals, or not in measurable terms, some discussion in paper
No outcome measures

6 points
Good

Less than 4 short &/or long term goals, in objective, measureable terms, or minimal discussion.
Partial outcome measure info (initial but no follow up data)

10 points
Very Good

Total of 4 short &/or long term goals, in objective, measurable terms. Includes use of functional outcome measures (i.e. TUG, 6MWT, Berg Balance, etc) . Both are discussed, not just listed 15 points
Interventions
10 pts

Poor

no CPT codes listed, no parameters or progressions

0 points
Fair

Missing two of the following:
CPT codes
all parameters
Discussion of progression

4 points
Good

Some CPT codes , some but not all parameters minimal discussion of progression

7 points
Very Good

CPT code for each intervention, with parameters and evidence of progression of exercises

10 points




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