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Nursing Practicum Student Self-Evaluation
Nursing Practicum Student Self-Evaluation
Category Pass No Pass Student Evaluation/ Reflection Notes on Performance
1. Develops intellectual and practical problem solving and critical thinking skills
• Demonstrates to preceptor the competencies for newly acquired skills.
• Identifies major steps and principles underlying their project with minimal guidance.
• Articulates knowledge and practices skills for application of proposed actions.
• Performs advanced nursing leadership skills in a timely, organized manner with minimal guidance of the preceptor.
• Does not create enough opportunities to demonstrate to the preceptor the competencies for newly acquired skills.
• Attempts to carry out procedures without adequate preparation.
• Unable to articulate knowledge and show skills necessary for application of proposed project.
• Unable to perform basic nursing skills in a timely and organized manner.
2. Accountability • Assignments are consistently handed in on time and in the specific format.
• Student is not late to practicum, reports/hands off to preceptor arrival and departure.
• Student consistently follows instructions, keeps on track, and accepts and utilizes preceptor’s feedback.
• Assignments are not handed in on time nor in a specific format.
• Student is late to practicum, does not report/hand off to preceptor.
• Has difficulty following direction, keeping on track, does not accept or utilize preceptor’s feedback.
3. Research and evidence-based practice
• Uses prior textbooks and resources from courses as primary source of knowledge and seeks additional resources when information is unclear and/or more information is desired.
• Makes correct judgments on the basis of actual data from appropriate sources.
• Does not use proper sources of knowledge to collect data.
• Makes judgments on the basis of unconfirmed report or opinion of own and others instead of facts.
College of Nursing MSN Program
Nursing Practicum Student Self-Evaluation
Category Pass No Pass Student Evaluation/ Reflection Notes on Performance
4. Achieves the stated programmatic learning outcomes
• Weekly logs demonstrate good understanding of the relationship between course objectives and weekly objectives.
• Weekly logs contain a synopsis of the planned activities/strategies for each objective.
• Weekly logs do not demonstrate the understanding of the relationship between course objectives and weekly objectives
• Weekly logs do not contain a synopsis of the planned activities/strategies for each objective.
5. Demonstrates computer proficiency and information literacy
• Student’s assignments reflect computer proficiency.
• Practicum practice information and research collected reflects informatics’ literacy.
• Student’s assignments do not reflect computer proficiency.
• Practicum practice information and research collected does not reflect informatics’ literacy.
6. Describes ethical standards and legal guidelines associated with nursing informatics and performance improvement
• Student’s assignments reflect knowledge of and respect for the societal contribution of diverse cultures.
• Student is able to demonstrate correct ethical and legal standard of care in the clinical setting.
• Student’s assignments do not reflect respect for the societal contribution of diverse cultures
• Student is unable to demonstrate correct ethical and legal standard of care in the clinical setting.
College of Nursing MSN Program
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