Criteria and Rubric For Marking The Care Plan

CRITERIA FOR MARKING THE NURSING CARE PLAN
Name: __________________________________________ ID No.: ____________________ Date: ____________
PART I and PART II are worth a total of 129 points. To obtain a satisfactory nursing care plan, the student must make
a total of 77 points (60%) or higher. Students must submit Nursing Care Plan (NCP) on time. If not, 5 points a day will
be deducted.
PART 1: PATIENT ASSESSMENT (20%)
Criteria Points Marks Obtained Comments
Section 1:PATIENT’S DATA

1. Gathers data to include patient information 3
and chief complaints
2. Past health history 3
3. History of present illness 3
4. Mentions the major systems which the patient 3
has significant findings.
Section 2: LAB AND DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS

5. Current lab and diagnostic data and 3
explanation of values
Section 3: MEDICATIONS AND IV INFUSIONS

6. Medications: (dose/ route/ frequency, 3
classification and indication, side effects)
7. Current IV infusions (concentration, 3
amount/frequency, calculation drop/minute,
classification/indication)
TOTAL OF PART 1 X 20% 21

To get the 20%
Total Score/21 x 100 x .20
PART 2: CARE PLAN (80%)
Criteria Points Marks Obtained Comments

Section 4:LIST OF NURSING DIAGNOSIS (5
according to priority)
8. Listed 5 nursing diagnoses from systematic 15
analysis that incorporates complete diagnostic
statement in PES) 3 marks for each diagnosis
3 points each diagnosis
TOTAL = 15
9. Subjective: Writes what the patient tells. The 9
statement should be in “quotes.” If the patient
is unable to communicate, use a statement
from a family member/friend or nonverbal
communication. (3 points for each NCP)
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Objective: Writes significant pertinent

information assessed or taken from the chart 9
about the patient. (3 points each)
10. Nursing Diagnosis 9
Identifies one nursing diagnosis per care plan.
The diagnosis should be the highest priority for
the patient. Ensures that the nursing diagnosis
statement is complete and written in PES,
include R/T (related to) and S/T (secondary to)
and AEB (as evidenced by).
11. Objectives/Plan Nursing Diagnosis 9
Have one short term goal. The goal is SMART
(e.g., patient will be able to ambulate 10 feet
by the end of this shift; patient will be
able to identify 5 symptoms of infection prior
to discharge)
12. Interventions: 45
Five interventions are required for each goal. It
is client specific, realistic and appropriate.
Includes rationales with interventions.
Rationales must be supported with references.
3 points for each intervention x 5
13. Evaluation 9
Evaluates whether the goal has been met. Does
not evaluate the interventions; but evaluates
the goals/outcomes. States whether the goal
was met, not met, or partially met. If the goal
was not met, provided reason/s why the goal
was partially met or not met and data of
modified plans
14. References – Listed down at least three 3
references in APA style and used a variety of
resources i.e. textbook or websites.
TOTAL OF PART 2 x 80% 108

To get the 80%
Score Obtained/108 x 100 x .80
SUMMARY OF SCORING:
PART 1: 20%
PART 2: 80%
NURSING CARE PLAN GRAND TOTAL:

Note: Please refer to the attached rubric for rating nursing care plan.
CHECKED BY: _________________________________________ SIGNATURE: ________________________________
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Nursing Care Plan Rubric
Criteria 1 (Needs Improvement) 2 (Satisfactory) 3 (Excellent)
Assessment Data: Lacks significant pertinent assessment Data incomplete or not pertinent/Does not Complete and pertinent, includes accurate
(Applies to all sections data differentiate basic and comprehensive data differentiation between basic and
of part 1 and number 9 comprehensive data
of section 4)
Nursing Diagnosis Inaccurate selection or unable to Incompletely written or does not contain all Accurately selected and written; contains all
(Applies to number 8 identify elements of 3- part NANDA elements of 3-part NANDA
and 10 of section 4)
Objectives/Plan Missing/not relevant/inappropriate Incomplete or not measurable Objective, measurable, time dated
Nursing Diagnosis
(Applies to number 11
of section 4)
Nursing Interventions Interventions not related to Nsg. Incomplete/too few in number Thorough list of interventions of patient-
(applies to number 12 Dx/not a nursing action centered nursing actions
of section 4)
Evaluation (Applies to Evaluation criteria not Incomplete/lacks elements to completely Evaluates or states evaluation criteria that is
number 13 of Section present/unrelated to goals measure goal related to goals
4)
Reference Minimal resources, not in APA 1-2 references, not in APA Variety of resources, in APA, relevant.
(Applies to number 14
of section 4)
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CRITERIA FOR MARKING THE NURSING CARE PLAN

Name: ______________________________ ID No.: Date:

PART 1: PATIENT ASSESSMENT (20%)

Criteria Points Marks Obtained Comments

Section 1:PATIENT’S DATA

Section 2: LAB AND DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS

Section 3: MEDICATIONS AND IV INFUSIONS

TOTAL OF PART 1 X 20% 21

PART 2: CARE PLAN (80%)

Criteria Points Marks Obtained Comments

Objective: Writes significant pertinent

TOTAL OF PART 2 x 80% 108

NURSING CARE PLAN GRAND TOTAL:

CHECKED BY: _________ SIGNATURE:

Nursing Care Plan Rubric

Criteria 1 (Needs Improvement) 2 (Satisfactory) 3 (Excellent)

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