This rubric outlines the criteria and levels of achievement for a case presentation assignment. It evaluates students on identifying information and presenting the problem clearly with key issues and diagnostic criteria supported (50-60 points). It also evaluates the history and mental status exam provided, including required and optional client history areas and relevant observations to support the diagnosis (30-40 points). Finally, it evaluates treatment recommendations that are ordered appropriately and supported by literature as well as the answer key (30-40 points). Additional points (20) are awarded for mechanics, APA format, and structure.
This rubric outlines the criteria and levels of achievement for a case presentation assignment. It evaluates students on identifying information and presenting the problem clearly with key issues and diagnostic criteria supported (50-60 points). It also evaluates the history and mental status exam provided, including required and optional client history areas and relevant observations to support the diagnosis (30-40 points). Finally, it evaluates treatment recommendations that are ordered appropriately and supported by literature as well as the answer key (30-40 points). Additional points (20) are awarded for mechanics, APA format, and structure.
This rubric outlines the criteria and levels of achievement for a case presentation assignment. It evaluates students on identifying information and presenting the problem clearly with key issues and diagnostic criteria supported (50-60 points). It also evaluates the history and mental status exam provided, including required and optional client history areas and relevant observations to support the diagnosis (30-40 points). Finally, it evaluates treatment recommendations that are ordered appropriately and supported by literature as well as the answer key (30-40 points). Additional points (20) are awarded for mechanics, APA format, and structure.
Criteria Levels of Achievement Content: 140 points Advanced Proficient Developing Not present Identifying 50 to 60 points 39 to 49 points 1 to 38 points 0 points Information The case is clearly presented The case is presented and The case is unclear or fairly clear but Not present. and Presenting and discussed in detail. discussed appropriately. discussed too broadly or does not problem: Key Content provided is relevant Content provided is relevant in meet expectations. Not all of the Issues are in regards to, and sufficiently regards to, and approaches required sections are fully developed. provided; fulfills, assignment fulfilling assignment One or more of the areas is either not diagnostic requirements. Key issues are requirements but does not fully present or has significant errors: provided. The important address each of the required identifying information, presenting criteria is features or symptoms are sections in the paper. One or problem, or client perspective. supported. provided from the client more of the areas needs to be perspective. Information more fully developed; the clearly supports a DSM rationale is either weak or diagnosis by linking signs of slightly off. Client quotes or symptoms and DSM criteria. perspective is unclear. Client quotes and/or perspective is used to explain the presenting problem. History and 30 to 40 points 19 to 29 points 1 to 18 points 0 points Mental Status History: Client history is Client history is provided and Client history is provided and Not present Exam: Client provided to support the somewhat supports the marginally supports the diagnosis. history is diagnosis. All required areas diagnosis. Most required areas Few required areas are addressed and provided are addressed, and some are addressed, and some few to no optional areas are included. including optional areas are included. optional areas are included. History does not logically or clearly required and All history logically and Most history logically and support the presenting problem and clearly supports the clearly supports the presenting diagnosis. optional areas. presenting problem and problem and diagnosis. A brief overview of initial Relevant diagnosis. MSE: A brief A brief overview of initial observations, perceptions and observations overview of initial observations, perceptions and impressions of the case is presented. to support the observations, perceptions and impressions of the case is Write up missed multiple important diagnosis are impressions of the case is presented. Write up missed a points to support the diagnosis. presented. presented. Provided Mental few important points to support Provided Mental Status form was Status form used as guideline. the diagnosis. Provided Mental used as guideline. Status form used as guideline.
Treatment 30 to 40 points 19 to 29 points 1 to 18 points 0 points
COUC 546 recommendati Recommendations for Recommendations for treatment Recommendation order is not Not present ons and treatment are included in are included but order unclear appropriate. There is little support Answer Key order of importance, or not supported. More support from the professional literature. A appropriate, and supported by from the professional literature significant requirement of treatment the professional literature. is needed. One of the may have been missed. The recommendations suggestions may not be Recommendations primary case demonstrate the use of a appropriate or primary case management in nature. collaborative approach. The management. One or more areas of the Answer Key rationale is linked to potential Answer Key includes most of is either not present or has significant outcomes of treatment for this the required areas. errors. client. The recommendations are also relevant to the case and able to be implemented by the client. Answer Key includes diagnosis name/ICD 10 code, key issues in order of priority, all symptoms presented in the case presentation, and any symptoms presented that were not part of the diagnosis. Structure: 20 Developing Not present points Advanced Proficient Mechanics/ 16 to 20 points 11 to 15 points 1 to 10 points 0 points APA Format No grammar, spelling, or Few grammar, spelling, or Several grammar, spelling, or Not present – paper is not Elements punctuation errors are punctuation errors are present. punctuation errors are present. Voice formatted correctly. present. Voice and person are Voice and person are used and person are used inconsistently. used correctly and correctly. Writing style is Writing style is understandable but consistently. Writing is sufficient. Word choice is could be improved. Word choice is precise. Word choice is adequate. Paper is somewhat generally good. Paper is significantly appropriate. Paper is 8-10 under 8 or over 10 pages in under 8 or over 10 pages in length. pages is length. Citations and length. Citations and format are Citations and format are in current format are in current APA in current APA with few errors. APA style though several errors are style. Cover page, citations Cover page, citations, and present. Cover page, citations, and and Reference page are Reference page are present with Reference page are included though correctly formatted. Paper is few errors. Paper is double- several errors are present. Paper is double-spaced with 1-inch spaced with 1-inch margins. double-spaced, but margins are margins. incorrect.