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Criteria

Exemplary (4 100%)

Proficient (3 80%)

Developing (2 60%)

Unsatisfactory (1 0%)

1. Application of EPSLO #9: Evidence-Based Disease Management

Demonstrates advanced understanding of illness and disease management through a clearly articulated, evidence-based care plan tailored to client/population needs. Integrates pathophysiology, clinical guidelines, and evolving healthcare trends.

Demonstrates appropriate understanding with minor gaps in integrating evidence or emerging healthcare issues. Pathophysiology and guidelines are mostly addressed.

Demonstrates partial understanding; limited integration of clinical guidelines or emerging trends. General disease knowledge is present but not applied effectively.

Lacks clear understanding or application of evidence-based care or illness management. No integration of clinical guidelines or pathophysiology.

2. Recognize the Cues

All subjective and objective data are accurate, complete, and directly relevant. Pathophysiology is thoroughly explained and clearly linked to client problems.

Data and pathophysiology are mostly accurate with minor omissions. Connection to client problems is mostly evident.

Data collection is incomplete or unclear. Pathophysiology explanation lacks depth or relevance.

Inaccurate or missing data. No pathophysiological basis provided. Irrelevant to client situation.

3. Analyze the Cues

Accurately identifies and interprets relevant cues, demonstrating advanced clinical reasoning. Shows clear understanding of clients condition.

Identifies most relevant cues; demonstrates good reasoning with minor gaps. Understanding is appropriate.

Misses key cues or includes irrelevant data. Understanding of condition is basic.

Misinterprets cues or fails to identify relevant data. Limited or incorrect understanding.

4. Prioritize Hypotheses

Clearly prioritizes the top 3 clinical issues with justification based on data and relevance to patient outcomes.

Identifies key issues but with some lack of clarity or misprioritization.

Lists some issues but lacks clarity or relevance. Prioritization is inconsistent.

Fails prioritize relevant clinical problems or misidentify critical issues.

5. Generate Solutions

Outcomes are individualized, fully aligned with SMART criteria, and grounded in best evidence. Both short- and long-term goals are client-centered.

Most outcomes are SMART and relevant, with minor gaps in individualization or evidence base.

Goals are vague, not fully SMART, or only partially relevant. Evidence-based foundation is limited.

Outcomes/goals absent, generic, or unrelated to client needs. No evidence-based rationale.

6. Take Action

All interventions are precise, client-specific, and supported by current evidence. Includes 2+ independent, 2+ collaborative interventions, interdisciplinary collaboration, and family/caregiver education.

Interventions are mostly appropriate with minor omissions or generalization.

Some interventions are unrelated to goals or lack clarity. Limited evidence used.

Interventions are missing or not applicable. No alignment with goals or evidence.

7. Evaluate Outcomes

Clear, specific evaluation of goal attainment. Client responses are well-documented. Revises interventions based on outcomes. Reflects clinical reasoning.

Evaluation present but lacks full detail. Some revisions made. Client response is documented but general.

Evaluation incomplete or unclear. No revisions to plan.

No evaluation provided. No reflection of client progress or plan effectiveness.

8. Turnitin Score Compliance

Less than 15%.

Less than 20%.

Less than 25%.

25% or more.

9. APA Format & References

Paper Follows APA 7th edition flawlessly. Includes at least 5 references (3 within last 5 years).

Minor APA formatting errors. Includes at least 3 recent references.

APA errors distract from paper. Fewer than 3 recent sources.

Significant APA errors or inadequate referencing.