Teaching Project Guidelines DIABETIC DIET
Teaching Project Guidelines
· Purpose: The purpose of the patient/family teaching project is to develop and implement a teaching plan for a geriatric patient utilizing teaching learning principles.
· Objectives: By the conclusion of the presentation, the students will be able to:
o State the various indications for a specified diet
o Explain the scientific rationale for a prescribed diet
o Describe food/fluid restrictions appropriate for diet or food/fluids encouraged to meet nutritional needs?
o Describe how to present a short nutritional teaching plan to a patient& family with cultural differences.
o Apply current research related to the nutrition topic.
· Requirements:
o Utilize teaching experience rubric for essential criteria.
o The paper should be between 3-5 pages (not including title page and references).
o The paper must be typed and conform to APA format.
o A minimum of two references are required.
o Written paper is due during the 7th week on the assigned clinical day.
Nutritional Guidelines
12/12/2020 Rubric Detail – NURS 211L Medical Surgical Nursing …
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Meets or
Exceeds
Mostly Meets Approaches
Does Not
Meet
Expectations
Comprehensive
Assessment
Comprehensive
Assessment
9.24
(33.00%)
Clear and
concise
discussion of
patient’s
admission
diagnosis,
demographic
data, and
anticipated
learning needs;
clear and
comprehensive
patient
assessment
data to
support a
de�cient
knowledge
nursing
diagnosis.
7.0224 (25.08%)
Vague and
incomplete
discussion of
patient’s admission
diagnosis,
demographic data,
and anticipated
learning needs;
Vague and
incomplete patient
assessment data to
support de�cient
knowledge nursing
diagnosis.
4.62
(16.50%)
Vague and
incomplete
discussion of
patient’s
admission
diagnosis,
demographic
data, and
anticipated
learning
needs.
2.31 (8.25%)
No discussion
of patient’s
admission
diagnosis,
demographic
data and
anticipated
learning needs;
No
comprehensive
patient
assessment
data to
support
de�cient
knowledge.
Patient
Learning
9.52
(34 00%)
7.2352 (25.84%)
I l t
4.76
(17 00%)
2.38 (8.50%)
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12/12/2020 Rubric Detail – NURS 211L Medical Surgical Nursing …
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Meets or
Exceeds
Mostly Meets Approaches
Does Not
Meet
Expectations
g
Needs
Assessment
(34.00%)
Clear and
complete
assessment of
learner
(patient
/family),
teaching
needs, and
special
learning needs,
if present;
Clear
identi�cation
of patient’s
strengths and
weaknesses
relevant to
learning needs.
Incomplete
assessment of
learner (patient
and/or family),
teaching needs,
and special
learning needs, if
present;
Incomplete
identi�cation of
patient’s strengths
and weaknesses
relevant to learning
needs.
(17.00%)
Incomplete
assessment
of learner
(patient
and/or
family),
teaching
needs, and
special
learning
needs, if
present.
No assessment
of learner
(patient and/or
family),
teaching
needs, and
special
learning needs,
if present; No
discussion of
patient’s
strengths and
weaknesses
relevant to
learning needs
Organization/
Evidence-based
Information
9.24
(33.00%)
Open and
closing
remarks that
capture
patient’s
attention;
Clear and
correct
statement of 2
teaching
objectives;
Clear and
organized
presentation of
evidence-
based patient
teaching.
7.0224 (25.08%)
Open or closing
remarks displayed;
Vague/incorrect
teaching objectives;
Vague/disorganized
presentation of
evidence-based
patient teaching
4.62
(16.50%)
Open or
closing
remarks
displayed;
Vague/
incorrect
teaching
objectives
2.31 (8.25%)
No open or
closing
remarks
displayed; No
teaching
objective
stated; Poor or
disorganized
presentation of
teaching from
inappropriate
sources.
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