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SOAP Note Rubric 
Rubric to grade a SOAP note
Rubric Code: NX32C35
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Subject: Health  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: Graduate

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grading a SOAP note
  Poor

60 pts

Fair

70 pts

Good

80 pts

Excellent

100 pts

Subjective
25 %

Statements made by the patient, family and/or staff that may impact
treatment.

Poor

The statement was not subjective or did not reflect the patient/client
Fair

The statement was not subjective incomplete or did not fully reflect the patient/client
Good

The statement was subjective (semi-complete) did reflected the patient/client.
Excellent

Statement is a true reflection of the patient
Objective
25 %

What did you/provider do in
treatment? Why? Picture of the treatment that another therapist could reproduce. Includes
measurable, quantifiable, observable data obtained through your treatment. The "why" makes it a skilled service.

Poor

Not objective
No skill, poor thought process.
You write what YOU/Provider did.
Poor grammar and spelling.
Messy, not professional looking
Fair

Do not include measurable skills worked on
Fair grammar and spelling, therefore although errors are present, note is understandable
Good

Missed what you are seeing the client for, or setting, or for how long
Minimal grammar or spelling errors (< 3).
Excellent

All elements present. Excellent grammar, spelling. Very professional
Assessment
25 %

How did it go? Assess the tasks you completed in O. If you did not write it in O you can not assess it. Consists of appraisal of progress, limitations, pertinent issues, and expected gains. Justification for treatment.

Poor

Elements present in the objective section not discussed or new elements discussed which were not mentioned in the Objective.
Goals do not meet criteria
Poor grammar and spelling.
Messy, not professional looking
Fair

No justification for continued OT or no mention of why client is been discharged.
Fair grammar and spelling, therefore although errors are present, note is understandable
Good

Missed relating treatment and use of OT to patient's goals and POC.
Minimal grammar or spelling errors (< 3).
Excellent

All elements present. Excellent grammar, spelling. Very professional
Plan
25 %

What needs to happen in the next session? Next step based on assessment.

Poor

Missing two or more elements element
Goals do not meet criteria, plan does not match
Differentials(2) Urgent care (3) for Family Practice note are not cohesive with diagnosis
Fair

Missing one element.
Fair grammar and spelling, therefore although errors are present, note is understandable. Goals are and plan are vague,
Differentials(2) Urgent care (3) for Family Practice are within note but are incomplete/not fully cohesive with diagnosis
Good

No elements missing
Minimal grammar or spelling errors (< 3).

Goals are semi accurate
Differentials(2) Urgent care (3) for Family Practice are semi complete and are semi cohesive with diagnosis
Excellent

All elements present. Excellent grammar, spelling. Very professional
Goals are accurate
Differentials(2) Urgent care (3) for Family Practice are complete and are fully cohesive with diagnosis



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