Disaster Preparedness' and Clinical teaching

Criteria

Exemplary

(100)

Satisfactory

(75)

Unsatisfactory

(0)

Earned Score

FEMA Courses (15%)

Certificates for IS-700.B, IS-100.C, IS-909, IS-368, and IS-42 submitted

All 5 FEMA certificates completed and submitted

Most FEMA certificates completed and submitted

Student completed less than half of FEMA certificates.

Just in Time Training (5%)

5 Medical Special needs certificates submitted (Primary Care Provider, Nursing, Nursing Student, Non-Medical Volunteer, Non-Medical Supervisor)

All 5 Medical Special Needs certificates completed and submitted

Most 5 Medical Special Needs certificates completed and submitted

Student completed less than half of Medical Special Needs certificates.

Build a Kit (20%)

Photo included demonstrates time spent getting prepared

Submitted photo of own disaster kit that demonstrates time spent getting prepared.

Photo of disaster kit demonstrates minimal preparedness

No photo of disaster kit submitted.

Teaching (30 %) 

Educated 2 individuals. Discuss health teaching/education provided to a community member or family member and healthcare professional from another discipline in journal.  Educational issues and barriers addressed in journal. 

Educated 2 individuals.  Discussed health teaching/education provided to a community member or family member AND healthcare professional from another discipline in journal. Educational issues and barriers addressed in journal.  

Educated 2 individuals.  Discussed health teaching/education OR education issues and barriers in journal.  

Did not educate 2 individuals OR did not address teaching/education and/or education issues and barriers in journal.  

Journal (30%)

Summary of what was learned. Reflect on IS-368 and discuss interventions to consider for special populations. Explicitly identified and described at least 2 steps of the "Nursing Process with Community as Client”. Identified ethical considerations that should be included when preparing for a disaster. Write two reflective paragraphs about this experience.

All journal questions answered

Most journal questions answered

Journal not completed or less than 75% of the journal questions answered.

Total