Clinical Practicum Evaluation Report

Clinical Practicum Evaluation Report

Student Name: Student No.

Programme: Bachelor of Health Science (Hons): Applied Gerontology

Hospital/ Institute: Ward/ Specialty:

Supervisor

Types of assessment: Formative (F) Date: Summative (S) Date:

Score	Standard Procedure	Quality of Performance	Assistance
5	Safe Accurate Effect - each time Affect - each time	Proficient, coordinated and confident; Occasional expenditure of excessive energy Within an expedient time period	Without supportive cues
4	Safe Accurate Effect - each time Affect - each time	Efficient, coordinated and confident Some expenditure of excessive energy Within a reasonable time period	Occasional supportive cues
3	Safe Accurate Effect - most of the time Affect - most of the time	Skillful in parts of behaviour and coordinated Expends excessive energy Within a delayed time period	Frequent verbal and occasional physical directive cues in addition to supportive ones
2	Safe but not alone; Performs at risk Accurate – not always Effect – occasionally Affect - occasionally	Unskillful and inefficient Considerable expenditure of excessive energy With prolonged time period	Continuous verbal and frequent physical cues
1	Unsafe Unable to demonstrate behaviour	Unable to demonstrate procedure/ behaviour Lacks confidence, coordination, and efficiency	Continuous verbal and physical cues
X	Not applicable / Not Observed

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Note: Students must score 3 or above for all objectives in order to obtain a satisfactory grade.

Objectives		Score		Remarks
		F	S
1.	Assessment 1.1 Collects data for assessment from a variety of sources.
	1.2 Identifies presence of health and/or social risk factors.
	1.3 Identifies potential problems by differentiating normal and abnormal behaviour of elderly and their families.
	1.4 Interprets data based on acquired knowledge.
	1.5 Identifies health and/or social problems.
	1.6 Establishes priorities of care.
2.	Planning 2.1 Develops goals with specific time frame based on the needs of elderly.
	2.2 Identifies interventions and services appropriate to the elderly problems.
	2.3 Incorporates elderly and family strengths and weakness in planning.
	2.4 Identifies learning needs of elderly.
3.	Intervention 3.1 Uses communication techniques appropriate to elderly situation.
	3.2 Provides safe and competent care.
	3.3. Responds appropriately and detects verbal and non-verbal cues of elderly and their family.
	3.4 Respects the rights and dignity of elderly and their significant others.
	3.5 Provides health teaching based on identified learning needs.
	3.6 Makes referrals for elderly based on their needs.
4.	Evaluation 4.1 Utilizes the problem-oriented method for recording relevant data.
	4.2 Evaluates outcomes of care.
	4.3 Develops alternative interventions.
5.	Professional Behaviours 5.1 Recognizes own strengths and limitations.
	5.2 Demonstrates ability to reflect own competency, feeling and understanding of work situations through keeping of learning diary or journal.
	5.3 Seeks guidance as appropriate.
	5.4 Demonstrates ability to criticize own performance for continuing development.
	5.5 Communicates with other care team members on overall plan for elderly.
	5.6 Participates in group conference and shares pertinent learning experience.
	5.7 Reports on time.

F = Formative Assessment

S = Summative Assessment
Narrative Comments

(Summative evaluation)

Supervisor

Student

Overall Performance: Satisfactory / Unsatisfactory
Student Signature Date
Supervisor Signature _______________________ Date

NHS-CP003-V1

Updated on 25 April 2014