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value:
0.00
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value: 1.00
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value: 2.00
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value: 3.00
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value: 4.00
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Score/Level
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Articulation
of Response (clarity, organization, mechanics)
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The candidate provides
unsatisfactory articulation of response.
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The candidate provides weak
articulation of response.
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The candidate provides limited
articulation of response.
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The candidate provides adequate
articulation of response.
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The candidate provides substantial
articulation of response.
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A.
Nursing Practice Identification
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The candidate does not identify a
current nursing practice within the candidate’s healthcare setting that
requires change.
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Not applicable.
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Not applicable.
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Not applicable.
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The candidate identifies a current
nursing practice within the candidate’s healthcare setting that requires
change.
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A1.
Nursing Practice Description
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The candidate does not provide an
appropriate description of the current nursing practice.
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The candidate provides an
appropriate description, with no detail, of the current nursing practice.
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The candidate provides an
appropriate description, with limited detail, of the current nursing
practice.
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The candidate provides an
appropriate description, with adequate detail, of the current nursing
practice.
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The candidate provides an
appropriate description, with substantial detail, of the current nursing
practice.
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A2.
Why Nursing Practice Needs to Change
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The candidate does not provide a
logical discussion of why the current nursing practice needs to be changed.
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The candidate provides a logical
discussion, with no support, of why the current nursing practice needs to be
changed.
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The candidate provides a logical
discussion, with limited support,
of why the current nursing practice needs to be changed.
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The candidate provides a logical
discussion, with adequate support, of why the current nursing practice needs
to be changed.
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The candidate provides a logical
discussion, with substantial support, of why the current nursing practice
needs to be changed.
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B.
Key Stakeholders
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The candidate does not identify
the key stakeholders within the healthcare setting who are part of the
current nursing practice.
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Not applicable.
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Not applicable.
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Not applicable.
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The candidate identifies the key
stakeholders within the healthcare setting who are part of the current
nursing practice.
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B1. Stakeholders’ Roles
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The candidate does not provide an
appropriate description of the role each identified key stakeholder
will play to support the proposed practice change.
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The candidate provides an
appropriate description, with no detail, of the role each identified
key stakeholder will play to support the proposed practice change.
|
The candidate provides an
appropriate description, with limited detail, of the role each
identified key stakeholder will play to support the proposed practice change.
|
The candidate provides an
appropriate description, with adequate detail, of the role each
identified key stakeholder will play to support the proposed practice change.
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The candidate provides an
appropriate description, with substantial detail, of the role each
identified key stakeholder will play to support the proposed practice change.
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C.
Evidence Critique Table
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The candidate does not provide an
evidence critique table.
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Not applicable.
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Not applicable.
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Not applicable.
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The candidate provides an evidence
critique table.
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C1.
Five sources
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The candidate does not accurately
identify 5 sources from scholarly peer-reviewed journals.
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Not applicable.
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The candidate accurately
identifies 1-2 sources from scholarly peer-reviewed journals.
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Not applicable.
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The candidate accurately
identifies 5 sources from scholarly peer-reviewed journals.
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C1a.
Sources Published within past 5 years
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The candidate does not provide
sources from scholarly peer-reviewed journals published within the past 5
years
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Not applicable.
|
Not applicable.
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Not applicable.
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The candidate provides sources
from scholarly peer-reviewed journals published within the past 5 years.
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C1b. Sources Published within the
past 5 years that relate to the change in part A
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The candidate does not provide
sources from scholarly peer-reviewed journals published within the past 5
years that relate to the change in part A.
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Not applicable.
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Not applicable.
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Not applicable.
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The candidate provides sources
from scholarly peer-reviewed journals published within the past 5 years that
relate to the change in part A.
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C1c.
APA Format
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The candidate does not provide 5
sources from scholarly peer-reviewed journals that are in APA format.
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The candidate provides 1–4 sources
from scholarly peer-reviewed journals that are in APA format.
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The candidate provides 5 sources
from scholarly peer-reviewed journals that are in APA format, but with major
deviations from APA style.
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The candidate provides 5 sources
from scholarly peer-reviewed journals that are in APA format, but with minor
deviations from APA style.
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The candidate provides 5 sources
from scholarly peer-reviewed journals that are in APA format with no readily
detectable deviations from APA style.
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C2.
Evidence Strength in Evidence Critique Table
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The candidate does not accurately
identify the evidence strength of each chosen source in the evidence critique
table, using the Strength of Evidence information in the study plan.
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Not applicable.
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Not applicable.
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Not applicable.
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The candidate accurately
identifies the evidence strength of each chosen source in the evidence
critique table, using the Strength of Evidence information in the study plan.
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C3.
Evidence Hierarchy in Evidence Critique Table
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The candidate does not accurately
identify the evidence hierarchy of each chosen source in the evidence
critique table, using the Evidence Hierarchy information in the study plan.
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Not applicable.
|
Not applicable.
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Not applicable.
|
The candidate accurately
identifies the evidence hierarchy of each chosen source in the evidence
critique table, using the Evidence Hierarchy information in the study plan.
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D. Evidence Summary
|
The candidate does not provide an
evidence summary based on the findings from part C that includes each
of the 5 sources used.
|
The candidate provides an evidence
summary based on the findings from part C, with no
detail, that includes each of the 5 sources used.
|
The candidate provides an evidence
summary based on the findings from part C, with limited detail, that includes
each of the 5 sources used.
|
The candidate provides an evidence
summary based on the findings from part C, with adequate detail, that
includes each of the 5 sources used.
|
The candidate provides an evidence
summary based on the findings from part C, with substantial detail, that
includes each of the 5 sources used.
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E. Recommend Best Practice
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The candidate does not provide an
appropriate recommendation for a specific best practice based on the evidence
summary developed
in part D.
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The candidate provides an appropriate
recommendation, with no detail, of a specific best practice based on the
evidence summary developed in part D.
|
The candidate provides an
appropriate recommendation, with limited detail, of a specific best practice
based on the evidence summary developed in part D.
|
The candidate provides an
appropriate recommendation, with adequate detail, of a specific best practice
based on the evidence summary developed in part D.
|
The candidate provides an
appropriate recommendation, with substantial detail, of a specific best
practice based on the evidence summary developed in part D.
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F.
Practice Change Model
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The candidate does not identify a
practice change model that is appropriate to apply to the proposed practice
change.
|
Not applicable.
|
Not applicable.
|
Not applicable.
|
The candidate identifies a
practice change model that is appropriate to apply to the proposed practice
change.
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F1.
Model Justification
|
The candidate does not provide a
logical justification of why the practice change model was chosen.
|
The candidate provides a logical
justification, with no support, of why the practice change model was chosen.
|
The candidate provides a logical
justification, with limited support,
of why the practice change model was chosen.
|
The candidate provides a logical
justification, with adequate
support, of why the practice change model was chosen.
|
The candidate provides a logical
justification, with substantial support, of why the practice change model was
chosen.
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F2.
Model to Guide Implementation
|
The candidate does not provide a
logical explanation of how to apply the identified model to guide the
implementation of the proposed practice change.
|
The candidate provides a logical
explanation, with no detail, of how to apply the identified model to guide
the implementation of
the proposed practice change.
|
The candidate provides a logical
explanation, with limited detail, of how to apply the identified model to guide
the implementation of the proposed practice change.
|
The candidate provides a logical
explanation, with adequate detail, of how to apply the identified model to
guide the implementation of the proposed practice change.
|
The candidate provides a logical
explanation, with substantial detail, of how to apply the identified model to
guide the implementation of the proposed practice change.
|
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G.
Barriers to Implementation
|
The candidate does not provide a
logical discussion of possible barriers to successful implementation of the
proposed practice change.
|
The candidate provides a logical
discussion, with no detail, of possible barriers to successful implementation
of the proposed practice change.
|
The candidate provides a logical
discussion, with limited detail, of possible barriers to successful
implementation of the proposed practice change.
|
The candidate provides a logical
discussion, with adequate detail, of possible barriers to successful implementation
of the proposed practice change.
|
The candidate provides a logical
discussion, with substantial detail, of possible barriers to successful
implementation of the proposed practice change.
|
|
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H. Ethical Implications
|
The candidate does not provide a
logical discussion of possible ethical implications that may arise while
planning or implementing the proposed practice change.
|
The candidate provides a logical
discussion, with no support, of possible ethical implications that may arise
while planning or implementing the proposed practice change.
|
The candidate provides a logical
discussion, with limited support, of possible ethical implications that may
arise while planning or implementing the proposed practice change.
|
The candidate provides a logical
discussion, with adequate
support, of possible ethical implications that may arise while planning or
implementing the proposed practice change.
|
The candidate provides a logical
discussion, with substantial support, of possible ethical implications that
may arise while planning or implementing the proposed practice change.
|
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I.
Sources
|
When the
candidate
uses sources,
the candidate
does not
provide in-text
citations
and references.
|
When the
candidate
uses sources,
the candidate
provides only
some in-text
citations
and
references.
|
When the
candidate
uses sources,
the candidate
provides
appropriate
in-text
citations
and
references
with major
deviations
from APA
style.
|
When the
candidate
uses sources,
the candidate
provides
appropriate
in-text
citations
and
references
with minor
deviations
from APA
style.
|
When the
candidate
uses
sources, the
candidate
provides
appropriate
in-text
citations
and
references
with no
readily
detectable
deviations
from APA
style, OR
the
candidate
does not use
sources.
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