Oral Presentation Evaluation Form Directions: Check each section appropriately completed. The student may use notes but is encouraged to present the case largely from memory in a fluid, conversational style that engages the listener and fosters understanding. _____Identifying information/chief complaint (required) _____History of present illness (comprehensive, required): Should include a psychiatric ROS and essential psychosocial history such that a clear understanding of the patient’s current mental health issues and situation is conveyed. NOTE: Only relevant information needs to reviewed in past Hx areas and a comprehensive review of all the information is not required or recommended. To aid in your assessment essential areas are noted below: _____ Past Psychiatric/Social/Substance Hx: as appropriate to inform clinical assessment _____ Family Psych Hx/Medical Hx/Allergies/ROS: as related to current assessment _____Current Rx: indications and compliance should be noted only pertinent findings and values _____PE/labs and tests (as applicable): _____Mental Status Exam (comprehensive, required): should be complete and detailed _____Assessment/DDx/Plan (A/DDx/P, required): The A/DDx/P should be patient focused Overall Performance Rating: _____Fail (Essential information not reviewed and/or A/DDx/P not supported by the HPI) _____Pass (Some key information not reviewed and/or A/DDx/P supported by HPI but superficial/uncritical) _____High Pass (Key information reviewed and A/DDx/P supported by HPI and well organized/critical) _____Honors (Clear, concise presentation and A/DDx/P demonstrates outstanding critical thinking skills)
Oral Presentation Evaluation Form Directions: Check each section appropriately completed. The student may use notes but is encouraged to present the case largely from memory in a fluid, conversational style that engages the listener and fosters understanding. _____Identifying information/chief complaint (required) _____History of present illness (comprehensive, required): Should include a psychiatric ROS and essential psychosocial history such that a clear understanding of the patient’s current mental health issues and situation is conveyed. NOTE: Only relevant information needs to reviewed in past Hx areas and a comprehensive review of all the information is not required or recommended. To aid in your assessment essential areas are noted below: _____ Past Psychiatric/Social/Substance Hx: as appropriate to inform clinical assessment _____ Family Psych Hx/Medical Hx/Allergies/ROS: as related to current assessment _____Current Rx: indications and compliance should be noted _____PE/labs and tests (as applicable): only pertinent findings and values _____Mental Status Exam (comprehensive, required): should be complete and detailed _____Assessment/DDx/Plan (A/DDx/P, required): The A/DDx/P should be patient focused Overall Performance Rating: _____Fail (Essential information not reviewed and/or A/DDx/P not supported by the HPI) _____Pass (Some key information not reviewed and/or A/DDx/P supported by HPI but superficial/uncritical) _____High Pass (Key information reviewed and A/DDx/P supported by HPI and well organized/critical) _____Honors (Clear, concise presentation and A/DDx/P demonstrates outstanding critical thinking skills)
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