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NURS 417L - Graded Skill Evaluations

This rubric is for assessing students' mastery of selected graded skill evaluations. Critical components of the GSE include: Use of 2 pt. identifiers, verifying the order for the skill performed, maintaining appropriate technique when completing the skill, performing the appropriate assessment before/after skill implementation, appropriate documentation before/after skill performance, AND awareness and assessments of unexpected outcomes related to skill implementation.

Rubric Code: X454W7

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Subject: Medical

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: (none)

Graded Skill Evaluations 100 % This rubric is for assessing students' performance when implementing selected nursing technologies into patients' plan of care.
	Fail 1 pts	Average 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Timeliness Graded skill evaluation was completed during assigned time.	Fail GSE was not completed on time.	Average N/A	Excellent GSE was completed on time
Documentation of Self-Evaluation Self-Evaluation document appears completed; shows evidence of student preparation.	Fail Document is not legible,and/or is not completed; shows student is not prepared for GSE.	Average Document is legible,and/or may not be fully completed; shows student may not prepared for GSE.	Excellent Document is completed and shows student evidence that student should be prepared for GSE.
Skill Completion Shows that student addressed the objectives of skill completion via the Graded Skill Evaluation Check-Off Sheet	Fail Student failed to address objectives of the graded skill evaluation; OR missed a critical component (s) of the GSE that would result in an issue of patient safety.	Average Student addressed most objectives of the graded skill evaluation; student did not miss critical component(s) of the GSE that would result in an issue of patient safety.	Excellent Student addressed objectives of the graded skill evaluation; and did not miss a critical component of the GSE that would result in an issue of patient safety.