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Final Clinical Evaluation Mackenzie K
Final Clinical Evaluation Mackenzie K
Final Clinical Evaluation Mackenzie K
Satisfactory Progress (SP): The student demonstrates sufficient knowledge, and skill and ability to safely practice or achieve a competency with
an average level of teaching support and guidance; or the level of performance is what the instructor would expect of an average student at
that level and point in time; and the instructor reasonably anticipates that if the student continues at the current pace of practice and
achievement, the student should be able to fully meet the objective at the end of the course.
Unsatisfactory Progress(UP): The student does not demonstrate sufficient knowledge, or skill, or ability to safely practice or achieve a
competency, even with constant, intensive teaching support and guidance; or the level of performance is far below what the instructor would
expect of the average student at that level and point in time; and the instructor reasonably anticipates that if the student continues at the
current pace of practice and achievement, the student is not likely to meet the objective at the end of the course.
Needs Development(ND): The student demonstrates sufficient knowledge and ability to safely practice or achieve a competency, but requires
more than average teaching support and guidance; or the student demonstrates knowledge but needs more practice to achieve the
competency; or the level of performance is below what the instructor would expect of the average student at that level and point in time; and
the instructor reasonably anticipates that if the student focuses his/her learning in the required area, and gains sufficient practice, the student
has the potential to meet the objective at the end of the course.
Progress
- I sat through a presentation for new nurses - Working with this population and helping
about dementia care. This presentation provide the HELP intervention gave me the
further solidified information about opportunity to create questions that could
dementia care and using gentle persuasive effectively evaluate the HELP program.
approach such as the stop and go approach.
This allows me to implement this Clinical Instructor:
information when working with patient with Mackenzie has continued to demonstrate knowledge of
dementia and delirium. the nursing process as it relates to community nursing
through the implementation and evaluation of a quality
Clinical Instructor: improvement project to understand the patient and family
Mackenzie demonstrated knowledge of the experience of the Hospital Elder Life Program at NHH
community and population via the group submission and has demonstrated use of the scholarly literature as
of a windshield survey as well as the community well as knowledge of her community to inform nursing
assessment portion of the Project note. Mackenzie actions and in the assignments (LEARN, poster). She has
has utilized scholarly articles to support their project utilized additional learning opportunities through the
and interventions with their population. She has online learning options as per her interests. Mackenzie
utilized other learning opportunities provided in was able to professionally present the group project
terms of online learning. To demonstrate critical virtually during the poster presentation and answer
thinking, continue to utilize the literature in support questions appropriately at that time.
of the needs in the community for the project as
well as support for the interventions/evaluations.
Preceptor:
Mackenzie is not afraid to work through the
assessment on her own, competing chart reviews,
interviewing the patient and gathering appropriate
information from the families, while also
successfully charting assessments using the SOAP
format.
3. Demonstrated ethical Student: Student:
respectful and professional - I have demonstrated ethical, respectful and - I demonstrated ethical and respectful care by
practice when working with professional practice by asking for consent providing the patient with choices in the HELP
community organizations and the before feeding, performing other activities intervention that they would like to participate in
population with whom they with patients, and asking if they want to or if they wanted me to come back at a different
work. participate in the HELP before completing time.
the assessment.
Progress Progress
- I demonstrated ethical and professional practice
Midterm Final
- I have demonstrated ethical and by filling out an incident report at the school to
SP SP professional care by maintaining report and document a mistake that I made on
◻ ND ◻ UP confidentiality of patients. For example, not sterile technique.
◻ UP putting the patients name on the
assessment when emailing it to Amy for - I demonstrated respectful care by listening and
approval, not discussing patient’s trying to reassure a patient who expressed her
information outside of the hospital and stress and worry about future change. I did this
maintaining the information within the by actively listening, providing tissues, hand to
patient health circle. hold, and supportive communication.
Preceptor:
Mackenzie asks great questions to support
learning. She has been able to not only
communicate well with the patients, building
therapeutic relationships quickly, but her written
assessment skills are also strong through her Medi-
tech documentation. Mackenzie takes direction well
and is flexible in her day, with the ability to pivot
tasks to suit the day as it unfolds. It has been a
pleasure to work with her.
5. Demonstrated self-regulation Student: Student:
by engaging in self-reflective
practice and identifying learning - I demonstrated self-regulation by trying to - I demonstrated reflective practice by completing
needs through self-assessment improve my communication skills. For my learn reflection on ethical dilemmas. During
nd
that align with the SON’s 2 Year example, I noticed that I didn’t know what to this paper I reflected on my practice and clinical
program goals and the say to patients when they discussed topics decision making that took place when I made the
Community Health Nursing such as nearing the end of their lives or not mistake in sterile technique when injecting
Standards of Practice in Canada. being able to do what they used to. I asked medication into the IV bag.
Amy how she response to these topics to get
Progress Progress Final
a new perspective on what to say. - I have continued to reflect on my interaction with
Midterm SP patients through discussion with my clinical
SP ◻ UP - I have demonstrated self-reflection by partner and reflection on my days at clinical
◻ ND reflecting on my week through weekly through weekly emails.
◻ UP emails to my clinical instructor and reflecting
during seminar. - I completed wound care modules for my
additional learning. This allowed for me to
- I have also practiced reflection of my ability reflection on my learning when I had the
to be empathetic and relationship building opportunity to shadow the wound care nurse.
with the patient. I do this by debriefing with
my partner about what can be done better
or what was challenging during our visits Clinical Instructor:
with patients. Mackenzie has demonstrated self-reflection through the
submission of a LEARN reflection paper as well as
- Since my placement is on older adults I ongoing weekly updates to the clinical instructor. She is
wanted to learn about different population. able to revise and adapt to challenges in a clinical
For example, one of my additional learning placement, and took advantage of other online learning
hours was on LGBTQ community: improving opportunities and has been very receptive to feedback
care and confronting discrimination. from the clinical instructor and preceptor.
Clinical Instructor:
Mackenzie has provided weekly email updates to
clinical instructor that are relevant and complete.
Mackenzie seeks feedback from clinical instructor
and preceptor when needed. Mackenzie is
participating in online additional learning
opportunities as per her interests and needs. I am
looking forward to reading your LEARN reflection.
2. I want to become more confident and 2. I think I still need to become more
comfortable with documentation. efficient in collecting patient data and
documenting it.
3. Becoming more comfortable and
efficient in collecting data from patients. 3. Becoming more confident in my
knowledge.
MIDTERM
FINAL
General Comments: (include electronic signature) Total hours completed to date: 162 hr
Satisfactory Unsatisfactory
Please circle the appropriate outcome
Completion of all Course Components
Satisfactory Unsatisfactory
Satisfactory Unsatisfactory
Satisfactory Unsatisfactory
4. Reflection
Satisfactory Unsatisfactory
5. Poster Project
Satisfactory Unsatisfactory
Week
number Date Hrs Breakdown of time spent and Notes
1 Sep 23/24 9 worked on scavenger hunt and going through prep for placement and 5 hours at placement
sept 30/ Worked on windshield survey. Observed full feed and assessment of a patient. Observed HELP
2 Oct 1 16 intervention with a HELP volunteer. Completed a feeding and oral care.
3 Oct 7/8 12 Did a tour of the ED, completed HELP intervention.
4 Oct 14/15 15 Completed an assessment in the SSU, worked on project note, completed HELP interventions
Clinical 5 Oct 21/22 14 Completed an assessment, did HELP interventions with patients.
Placemen 6 Nov 4/5 15 Completed an assessment, did a full feed and oral care, did HELP interventions with patients.
t Did a full feed, oral care, HELP interventions, worked on project, had a new volunteer observe
7 Nov 11/ 12 16 me perfrom HELP interventions
Full feed, oral care, worked on project, HELP interventions, shadowed nurse and wound care
8 Nov 18/19 16 nurse, reported my mistake.
Assessment in SSU, HELP intervention, discussion with wound care nurse on what caused the
9 Nov 25/ 26 16 wound we saw on the previous week, worked on project.
10 Dec 2/3 13 Presented project,
Throughou
t term 10 Quality assurance questionnaire.
Week
number Date Hrs. Content & Link
1 24-Sep 1 Pregnancy and MS (Brainxchange)
sept 30/ Wounds Canada: can you hear me, understanding wound dressing, 7 steps to effective wound
2 Oct 1 1 care management
Additiona 3 Oct. 7/8 1 Health in the LGBTQ community: Improving care and confronting discrimination video
l Learning brainxchange: early detection of Alzheimer disease, medical assistance in Dying, Music and
Activities 4 Oct 14/15 3 Alzheimer’s
5
Highlights from the 2018 Ontario vaccine safety report, Compassion fatigue (CFMHN),
6 Nov 4/5 3 Dementia and end of life care (brainxchange)
Drawing on Experience to facie evolving challenges: Mental health, HIV, and aging
7 Nov 11/ 12 1 (brainxchange)
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