Well Needs Unsatisfactory Satisfactory above attention average 1. Verbal description of clinical assessment History taking deficient, Takes a comprehensive and sketchy pertinent history Jumbled/Disorganised Well organised Much irrelevant C. CLINICAL DECISION-MAKING: Focused, relevant Application of knowledge, clinical information and signs elicited to form a management plan information Unsystematic Systematic in presentation 2. Written record of clinical assessment Inadequate or incomplete Adequate and complete Maintains accurate medical Medical records inaccurate records Illegible Legible Not focused, specific Precise and perceptive 3. Eliciting Clinical Findings Superficial in examination, Thorough, focussed and relevant misses details examination Poor ability to elicit Excellent clinical assessment symptoms & signs Demonstrates no regard Obtains clinical information in a for cultural and social manner cognisant of cultural and factors when taking a social factors history 4. Demonstration of Clinical Competence in Diagnosis Poor interpretation of Excellent interpretation of clinical clinical features features Fails to associate details in Readily recognises clinical complex situations complexities Fails to apply knowledge in Uses knowledge to analyse analysis of clinical findings clinical findings Does not differentiate Accurately differentiates cardiothoracic conditions cardiothoracic conditions amenable to surgical amenable to surgical management treatment 5. Post-operative care Lacks interest Fully involved in post-op care Late to notice Recognises complications early complications Happy to leave approach to “Hands-on” operative care to others operative care Inappropriate /deficient Appropriate co-ordination and use involvement of other of other personnel relevant personnel
Unsatisfactory Needs attention Satisfactory Well above average 1. Verbal description of clinical assessment History taking deficient, sketchy Takes a comprehensive and pertinent history Jumbled/Disorganised Well organised Much irrelevant information Focused, relevant Unsystematic Systematic in presentation 2. Written record of clinical assessment Inadequate or incomplete Adequate and complete Medical records inaccurate Maintains accurate medical records Illegible Legible Not focused, specific Precise and perceptive 3. Eliciting Clinical Findings Superficial in examination, misses details Thorough, focussed and relevant examination Poor ability to elicit symptoms & signs Excellent clinical assessment Demonstrates no regard for cultural and social factors when taking a history Obtains clinical information in a manner cognisant of cultural and social factors 4. Demonstration of Clinical Competence in Diagnosis Poor interpretation of clinical features Excellent interpretation of clinical features Fails to associate details in complex situations Readily recognises clinical complexities Fails to apply knowledge in analysis of clinical findings Uses knowledge to analyse clinical findings Does not differentiate cardiothoracic conditions amenable to surgical treatment Accurately differentiates cardiothoracic conditions amenable to surgical management 5. Post-operative care Lacks interest Fully involved in post-op care Late to notice complications Recognises complications early Happy to leave care to others “Hands-on” approach to care Inappropriate /deficient involvement of other relevant personnel Appropriate co-ordination and use of other personnel C. CLINICAL DECISION-MAKING: Application of knowledge, clinical information and signs elicited to form a management plan operative operative
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