CLS 495 Clinical Laboratory Science Capstone

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CLS 495

Clinical Laboratory Science Capstone

Course Project Introduction: There are four phases of work in the completion of this paper:

Phase 1 Panning Proposal

The student chooses and defines a research topic related to Clinical Lab, and specifies a timeline for completion.

A rough draft of the Introduction is completed.

Phase 2 Literature Review

The student performs literature research on the topic, and writes a comprehensive literature review.

Final draft of the Introduction is submitted.

Rough draft of the literature review is submitted.

Rough draft of the References is submitted.

Phase 3 Analysis/Evaluation

The student does the primary analysis/evaluation.

The draft of the Analysis/Evaluation is submitted as well as drafts of the Conclusions, Recommendations and any Appendices.

Phase 4 Completion and Presentation

The final paper is edited and completed into a photo-ready copy. The work is presented orally.

· Course Project

The Course Project is broken down into 4 distinct phases. The required elements in the formal paper are listed below.

 

Maximum Points Allowed

Earned Points

Subtotal

Research - 10%

 

 

 

Evidence of Higher Level Research

2

 

 

Evidence of Multiple Sources

3

 

 

Evidence of Primary Data

3

 

 

8pt Maximum

 

 

 

Content - 50%

 

 

 

Completeness

6

 

 

Relevancy

6

 

 

Appropriate Analysis

7

 

 

Appropriate Conclusions Drawn

8

 

 

Logical Rational and/or Justification

7

 

 

Original Thought

6

 

 

40pt Maximum

 

 

 

Structural - 40%

 

 

 

Grammar

5

 

 

Spelling

5

 

 

APA Format

7

 

 

Citations

5

 

 

Clear Expression

10

 

 

32pt Maximum

 

 

 

Overall

 

 

 

Oral Portion 20% Total Project Grade

Oral presentations will be graded on the following criteria:

 

Maximum Points Allowed

Earned Points

Subtotal

Content - 50%

 

 

 

Completeness

1

 

 

Relevancy

1

 

 

Appropriate Analysis

2

 

 

Appropriate Conclusions Drawn

2

 

 

Logical Rational and/or Justification

2

 

 

Original Thought

2

 

 

10pt Maximum

 

 

 

Structural - 50%

 

 

 

Correct Grammar, Vocabulary

1

 

 

Speaking Skills

1

 

 

Use of Appropriate Technology

1

 

 

Use of Visual Aids

2

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ability to Engage Listener

1

 

 

Ability to Respond to Questions, Comments

1

 

 

Courtesy to Other's Presentations

2

 

 

Ability to Respond to Questions

1

 

 

10pt Maximum

 

 

 

Overall

 

 

 

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Assessment Rubric

Program Learning Outcome

Highly Developed (4)

Developed (3)

Emerging (2)

Initial (1)

1. Assess clinical laboratory practice and procedure by applying the knowledge of technical skills and theory obtained.

Demonstrates excellence in assessing, analyzing, and synthesizing, information based on knowledge of laboratory practice and procedure.

Demonstrates proficiency in assessing, analyzing, and synthesizing information based on knowledge of laboratory practice and procedure.

Demonstrates adequacy in assessing, analyzing, and synthesizing information based on knowledge of laboratory practice and procedure.

Demonstrates limitations in assessing, analyzing, and synthesizing information based on knowledge of laboratory practice and procedure.

2. Establish a course of action to correct clinical laboratory problems.

Demonstrates a thorough understanding of important principles; able to carefully analyze extent of their applicability to new situations.

Demonstrates a good understanding of important principles; almost always able to see the applicability to new situations.

Demonstrates a reasonable understanding of important principles; able to apply to new situations with some guidance.

Demonstrates a very basic understanding of important principles; needs guidance in applying them to new situations.

3. Demonstrate competence in the knowledge and basis of laboratory methods which use advanced analytical, immunological and molecular techniques.

Demonstrates excellence in the knowledge and basis of advanced laboratory methods.

Demonstrates proficiency in the knowledge and basis of advanced laboratory methods.

Demonstrates adequacy in the knowledge and basis of advanced laboratory methods.

Demonstrates adequacy in the knowledge and basis of advanced laboratory methods.

4. Evaluate laboratory procedures and results.

Demonstrates excellence in evaluation of the overall procedural process and the results obtained.

Demonstrates proficiency in evaluation of the overall procedural process and the results obtained.

Demonstrates adequacy in the evaluation of the overall procedural process and the results obtained.

Demonstrates limitations in the evaluation of the overall procedural process and the results obtained.

5. Conduct research using primary literature sources.

Demonstrates excellence in conducting research by fusing information and concepts from primary literature sources with the use of information literacy skills.

Demonstrates proficiency in conducting research by using information and concepts from primary literature sources with the use of information literacy skills.

Demonstrates adequacy in conducting research by using information and concepts from primary literature sources with the use of information literacy skills.

Demonstrates limitations in conducting research by using information and concepts from primary literature sources with the use of information literacy skills.

6. Produce written work of the standards required by employers in the industry or post graduate programs.

Written, oral and/or visual communications is well organized and effective.

Most of the written, oral and/or visual communication is well organized and effective.

Some of the written, oral and/or visual communication is organized and effective.

Little of the written, oral and/or visual communication is organized and effective.