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Criterion
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High Distinction (HD)
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Provides a contextualised overview of the clinical encounter that clearly highlights the points where the nominated clinical reasoning errors occur. 20%
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clearly and correctly identified two clinical reasoning errors with robust justification for their application to your clinical encounter.
You have demonstrated exceptional understanding of clinical reasoning errors.
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Demonstrates an understanding of relevant clinical reasoning errors associated with the clinical encounter and its impact on patient outcomes. 30%
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Demonstrates an exceptional understanding of relevant clinical reasoning errors through clear succinct definitions, exploration and alignment to clinical encounter that highlights impact/s on patient outcomes.
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Demonstrates the ability to reflect on own professional practice to inform future nursing practice as a beginning level practitioner 30%
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Demonstrates capacity in critical reflection through sound reasoning and inquiry.
Critical reflection has directly, clearly and logically informed requirements for future practice.
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Uses appropriate scholarly literature to substantiate findings throughout. Uses Harvard referencing style 10%
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Accurately references all sources using the Harvard style. Outstanding use of appropriate academic literature that substantiates thinking and arguments that considers evidence-based practice relevant to the encounter.
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Writes in a clear and concise academic style that is succinct, logical and coherent. 10%
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Communicates with a highly evolved academic writing style with strong evidence of planning.
The paper is exceptionally logical, insightful and balanced and is consistently expressed in a clear and fluent manner with minimal or no spelling/grammar errors.
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