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NUR4153CBE Section 01CBE Clinical Reasoning and Clinical Judgment (11 Weeks) - CBE Online Course - 2024 Summer Quarter
Deliverable 5 - Outcomes-based Cycle of Clinical Reasoning and Clinical Judgment
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Assignment Content
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Competency
Modify clinical judgment within an iterative, outcome-based cycle of clinical reasoning and client needs.
Student Success Criteria
View the grading rubric for this deliverable by selecting the “This item is graded with a rubric” link, which is located in the Details & Information pane.
Scenario
You were recently invited to your alma mater to participate in a clinical judgment roundtable with alums. The audience includes nursing students enrolled in their last term before graduation. You were asked to prepare a one-to-two-page handout for the round table discussion to facilitate a conversation about the outcomes-based dynamic cycle of clinical reasoning and clinical judgment.
Instructions
Create a one-to-two-page handout that includes the following information:
· Summarize a clinical experience you found challenging for clinical judgment, including examples and rationales.
· Describe the most appropriate client intervention supported with relevant cues, hypotheses and priority hypothesis, including supporting rationales and evidence from credible sources.
· Choose the next most appropriate client interventions supported with relevant cues, hypotheses and priority hypothesis, including supporting rationales and evidence from credible sources.
Resources
Submit a Word document with your handout.
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A - 4 - Mastery
Comprehensive summary of a clinical experience you found challenging for clinical judgment, including superior examples and rationales.
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B - 3 - Proficiency
Satisfactory summary of a clinical experience you found challenging for clinical judgment, including sufficient examples and rationales.
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C - 2 - Competence
Somewhat reasonable summary of a clinical experience you found challenging for clinical judgment, including some examples and rationales.
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F - 1 - No Pass
Partial summary of a clinical experience you found challenging for clinical judgment, including minimal examples and rationales.
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I - 0 - Not Submitted
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Criterion 2
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A - 4 - Mastery
Detailed description of the most appropriate client intervention supported with relevant cues, hypotheses and priority hypothesis, including superior rationales and evidence from credible sources.
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B - 3 - Proficiency
Satisfactory description of the most appropriate client intervention supported with relevant cues, hypotheses and priority hypothesis, including sufficient rationales and evidence from credible sources.
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C - 2 - Competence
Somewhat reasonable description of the most appropriate client intervention supported with relevant cues, hypotheses and priority hypothesis, including some rationales and evidence from credible sources.
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F - 1 - No Pass
Partial description of the most appropriate client intervention supported with relevant cues, hypotheses and priority hypothesis, including minimal rationales and evidence from credible sources.
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I - 0 - Not Submitted
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Criterion 3
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A - 4 - Mastery
Skillful selection of the next most appropriate client interventions supported with relevant cues, hypotheses and priority hypothesis, including superior supporting rationales and evidence from credible sources.
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B - 3 - Proficiency
Satisfactory selection of the next most appropriate client interventions supported with relevant cues, hypotheses and priority hypothesis, including sufficient supporting rationales and evidence from credible sources.
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C - 2 - Competence
Somewhat reasonable selection of the next most appropriate client interventions supported with relevant cues, hypotheses and priority hypothesis, including some supporting rationales and evidence from credible sources.
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F - 1 - No Pass
Vague of the next most appropriate client interventions supported with relevant cues, hypotheses and priority hypothesis, including minimal supporting rationales and evidence from credible sources.
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