NSG_4411 Clinical Journal SLOs 1_3_4_6____8

NSG_4411 Clinical Journal SLOs 1_3_4_6____8

NSG_4411 Clinical Journal SLOs 1_3_4_6____8

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POPULATION HEALTH PRACTICUM (BSN NURSING)

* Final Clinical Journal. Please follow instructions and follow grading rubric. I am uploading all of the files and a window survey to give you background history of the facility and the population served. Any questions. Please feel free to ask. Each learning outcome must be met.

Final Clinical Journal/ Clinical Log

NSG 4411- Worth 20% of grade

Fall 2020

Clinical Journal/Log Guidelines

This Clinical Journal provides an opportunity to reflect and share the lived experience of the NSG 4411 Population Health Nursing practicum.  Following each clinical experience of gathering assessment data or interviewing or teaching an aggregate group, you should describe how your clinical experience stimulated your thinking in your journal.  The final journal submission should summarize your areas of strengths and weaknesses, your perceptions of what you have experienced, and how you have grown into the BSN role.  Be sure to attach your Clinical Log.  The Log includes the dates, times of the experience, and preceptor’s signature.  

INSTRUCTIONS:

Download this form as a Word document and click “enable editing”, then “save as” in order to edit it with your information. DO NOT delete this page. Simply start on the next page.

Fill in your information directly onto the form. DO NOT CHANGE ANY PART OF THIS FORM INCLUDING THESE INSTRUCTIONS. DO NOT CHANGE THE FIRST PAGE TO A TITLE PAGE.

Type information directly onto this form in black, NON-BOLDED, non-underlined type.

Failure to follow any instructions will result in an automatic 5-point penalty and there may additional penalties deducted as well for failure to follow any of these instructions.

Type the summary of your daily journal experiences for each clinical day. Write in COMPLETE sentences. DO NOT write like a nurse’s note or texting.

Your journal must include APA references to support information.  A minimum of three (3) peer-reviewed journal articles dated within the last 5 years must be included in your journal, cited correctly throughout the journal to support the information and put on a separate reference page in APA format. Citations and references MUST be in correct APA format.

Under the course outcomes (SLOs) type each of the activities you selected on your DMPE and thoroughly describe the activities done to accomplish the SLO in complete sentences with citations from the references.  All course outcomes must be addressed in your clinical journal.

Make sure you address your Community Assessment Analysis Survey and your Community Intervention/Teaching Plan in your final journal under the appropriate SLO activities. Give a synopsis of each paper that is applicable to the SLO.

Your journal will be graded on the completeness of information (i.e. areas 1-9), grammar, spelling, & punctuation and APA. There will be 0.25 deduction for each grammar, spelling, grammar, & punctuation error (up to 10 points) and 0.25 deduction for each APA error up to 10 points).

This journal, the signed clinical log (with dates, start & end times), and the preceptor evaluation will be due as given on the course calendar by 11:59 PM (CT).  The clinical log must match the clinical schedule you submitted. Attach your Clinical log with signatures on a page at the end of the Clinical Journal.

See page 3 for the start of the Clinical Journal.

Only submit SLOs 1(a), 3 (c), 4 (d), 6 (f), and 8 (h) by Thurs., Oct. 15^th @ 11:59 PM (CT).

NSG 4411 Population Health Practicum

Clinical Journal

SLOs 1(a), 3 (c), 4 (d), 6 (f), and 8 9h)

Student’s Name:

3. Identify how each of the learning outcomes were obtained and met (Try to vary learning experiences each day addressing the assignments in the DMPE). Type out each required and selected activity chosen for each SLO from your DMPE and fully describe how each activity was accomplished & met the SLO. (worth 60 points- 6 points each outcome)

1. Incorporate theoretical and empirical knowledge from nursing, scientific, and humanistic disciplines to promote population health nursing practice.

1. Participate in clinical prevention and population-focused interventions with attention to environmental, global, cultural, political and financial dimensions of population health.

1. Provide population health nursing care for vulnerable individuals, families, communities, and populations of all ages.

1. Utilize evidence-based clinical decisions in providing population health nursing care.

1. Evaluate research and evidence for the applicability of findings for the improvement of population health.

1. Discuss environmental, global, cultural, financial, legal, and political dimensions on the development of healthcare policy.

1. Demonstrate strategies for facilitating inter-and intra-professional communication and collaboration with other health care providers and key stakeholders for the promotion of optimal health in individuals, families, communities, and populations.

1. Accept responsibility and accountability for personal and professional behaviors and values related to excellence in population health nursing practice.

1. Adhere to ethical and legal standards when providing population health nursing care.

1. Utilize information technology to support the delivery of safe, quality population health nursing care.