The Clinical Evaluation Tool (CET) lists five core concepts with bulleted illustrations of each concept. Caring, nursing process, comfort & pain, quality & safety, cultural awareness, and health promotion are displayed throughout the CET to demonstrate inclusion of  University’s philosophical framework.  Instructions The Professional student will complete the CET at midterm and final. For each evaluation period, the student will provide an overall summary statement AND a meaningful, substantive, narrative account under each core concept. This narrative will include specific clinical examples which support the “fully met” or “partially met” concept. The clinical instructor will review the completed CET and provide summary comments and added feedback as necessary. The final electronic document will be retained for the student’s academic file. The CET will be returned to the student for resubmission if it is not completed with sufficient detail. Midterm Evaluation Date:   Pass/Fail: Student Summary statement of overall performance, including strengths, areas for improvement, and goals for the remaining weeks: Student Signature: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------­­­­----------------------- Final Evaluation Date:  Pass/Fail: Student Summary statement of overall performance, including strengths, and areas on which to focus for the future: Student Signature: Core Concepts I. Incorporate effective modes of communication with patients and other healthcare providers The professional role transition student: · Incorporates personal and professional caring attributes in the delivery of care (caring) · Displays confidence and evaluates interactions in communicating with faculty, staff, healthcare team members, patients and families (nursing process) · Demonstrates competence in using a variety of resources to facilitate communication with diverse patient populations, including those with limited English proficiency and health literacy (cultural awareness) Midterm: This concept is: (5) fully met ___ (3) partially met ___ (1) not met ___ Student/Instructor comments and supportive evidence: Final: This concept is: (5) fully met ___ (3) partially met ___ (1) not met ___ Student/Instructor comments and supportive evidence: II. Assimilate professional behaviors that adhere to standards of practice and legal/ethical codes The professional role transition student: · Integrates professional standards of diagnosis, assessment, outcome identification, planning, implementation, and evaluation into delivery of care (caring; nursing process) · Advocates for effective pain management (comfort & pain) · Arrives on time and prepared for clinical displaying a professional appearance (quality & safety) · Integrates professional accountability and follow through (quality & safety) Midterm: This concept is: (5) fully met ___ (3) partially met ___ (1) not met ___ Student/Instruct.

1. The Clinical Evaluation Tool (CET) lists five core concepts
with bulleted illustrations of each concept. Caring, nursing
process, comfort & pain, quality & safety, cultural awareness,
and health promotion are displayed throughout the CET to
demonstrate inclusion of University’s philosophical
framework.
Instructions
The Professional student will complete the CET at midterm and
final. For each evaluation period, the student will provide an
overall summary statement AND a
meaningful, substantive, narrative account
under each core concept. This narrative will include
specific clinical examples
which support the “fully met” or “partially met” concept. The
clinical instructor will review the completed CET and provide
summary comments and added feedback as necessary. The final
electronic document will be retained for the student’s academic
file.
The CET will be returned to the student for resubmission if it is
not completed with sufficient detail.
Midterm Evaluation
Date: Pass/Fail:
Student
Summary statement of overall performance, including
strengths, areas for improvement, and goals for the remaining

2. weeks:
Student Signature:
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Final Evaluation
Date: Pass/Fail:
Student
Summary statement of overall performance, including strengths,
and areas on which to focus for the future:
Student Signature:
Core Concepts
I.
Incorporate effective modes of communication with patients and
other healthcare providers
The professional role transition student:
· Incorporates personal and professional caring attributes in the
delivery of care (caring)
· Displays confidence and evaluates interactions in
communicating with faculty, staff, healthcare team members,
patients and families (nursing process)
· Demonstrates competence in using a variety of resources to
facilitate communication with diverse patient populations,

3. including those with limited English proficiency and health
literacy (cultural awareness)
Midterm:
This concept is: (5) fully met ___ (3) partially met ___ (1) not
met ___
Student/Instructor comments and supportive evidence:
Final:
This concept is: (5) fully met ___ (3) partially met ___ (1) not
met ___
Student/Instructor comments and supportive evidence:
II.
Assimilate professional behaviors that adhere to standards of
practice and legal/ethical codes
The professional role transition student:
· Integrates professional standards of diagnosis, assessment,
outcome identification, planning, implementation, and
evaluation into delivery of care (caring; nursing process)
· Advocates for effective pain management (comfort & pain)
· Arrives on time and prepared for clinical displaying a
professional appearance (quality & safety)
· Integrates professional accountability and follow through

4. (quality & safety)
Midterm:
This concept is: (5) fully met ___ (3) partially met ___ (1) not
met ___
Student/Instructor comments and supportive evidence:
Final:
This concept is: (5) fully met ___ (3) partially met ___ (1) not
met ___
Student/Instructor comments and supportive evidence:
III.
Engage in collaborative practices with the healthcare team
The professional role transition student:
· Collaborates with appropriate interdisciplinary team members
to plan, deliver, and evaluate care in a timely manner (nursing
process)
· Advocates for informed patient participation in care (quality &
safety)
· Collaborates with patients and families to achieve mutually
agreed upon goals (cultural awareness)
Midterm:

5. This concept is: (5) fully met ___ (3) partially met ___ (1) not
met ___
Student/Instructor comments and supportive evidence:
Final:
This concept is: (5) fully met ___ (3) partially met ___ (1) not
met ___
Student/Instructor comments and supportive evidence:
IV.
Evaluate evidence-based practice (EBP) in guiding professional
nursing
The professional role transition student:
· Evaluates use of EBP into own professional practice (nursing
process)
· Analyzes and individualizes evidence-based plan of care
(quality & safety)
Midterm:
This concept is: (5) fully met ___ (3) partially met ___ (1) not
met ___
Student/Instructor comments and supportive evidence:
Final:

6. This concept is: (5) fully met ___ (3) partially met ___ (1) not
met ___
Student/Instructor comments and supportive evidence:
V.
Incorporate critical thinking in the application of professional
nursing
The professional role transition student:
· Integrates the physiology, pathophysiology,
pharmacotherapeutic, spiritual, and sociocultural knowledge in
designing, implementing, and evaluating patient plan of care
(nursing process; comfort & pain)
· Applies technology and information management tools to
support safe processes of care (quality & safety)
· Prioritizes patient’s health promotion needs (health
promotion)
Midterm:
This concept is: (5) fully met ___ (3) partially met ___ (1) not
met ___
Student/Instructor comments and supportive evidence:
Final:
This concept is: (5) fully met ___ (3) partially met ___ (1) not
met ___

7. Student/Instructor comments and supportive evidence: