Comprehensive Assessment Part One:Matrix Assessment

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The DNP comprehensive assessment provides learners the opportunity to demonstrate their achievement of core and specialty DNP competencies. It is also an appraisal of learners’ ability to integrate and synthesize knowledge within the context of their scholarly and practice interests and their readiness to complete the DPI project. The two-part comprehensive assessment includes evaluation of work completed throughout the program and a final synthesis and self-reflection demonstrating achievement of programmatic outcomes. In Part One of the assessment, learners are required to collect and review coursework deliverables and practice immersion hours completed in the program thus far. In Part Two, learners will be required to synthesize and reflect on their learning and prioritize work for their DPI project.

General Requirements:

Use the following information to ensure successful completion of the assignment:

  • Doctoral learners are required to use APA style for their writing assignments. The APA Style Guide is located in the Student Success Center.
  • This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.
  • You are not required to submit this assignment to Turnitin.

Directions:

To complete Part One of the DNP Comprehensive Assessment:

Use the "Comprehensive Assessment Part One: Competency Matrix" to collect evidence from your completed program coursework to demonstrate how you have met selected competencies of the DNP program. Coursework to review includes:

Programmatic Coursework:

  1. Reflective Journals
  2. Case Reports
  3. Scholarly Activities (DNP 810, DNP-820, DNP-830, and DNP-840)
  4. 10 Strategic Points (DNP-820)
  5. DPI Project Draft Prospectus (DNP-830)
  6. Literature Review (DNP-830)
  7. Course-based assignments from prior courses (DNP-805 through DNP-840) eligible for Practice Immersion Hours.

As you complete the matrix, be sure to select key, specific evidence from your coursework and briefly summarize (no more than 1-2 sentences) how selected assignments demonstrate your achievement of program competencies. As you review your work, take time to review your instructor feedback regarding areas that may have been weak or lacking, or where points were not fully addressed or supported in your submission. You will need this information for a discussion question in Topic 4.

Your completed matrix will provide you with a "road map" to focus and direct you in the completion of Comprehensive Assessment Part Two. Before you begin Part Two, take time to note any "blank spaces" in the matrix; these spaces indicate competencies left unmet by your coursework to-date. You will need this information for a discussion question in Topic 4 as well.



Rubrics

Comprehensive Assessment Part One: Competency Matrix

1
No Submission
0.00%

2
Incomplete Submission
74.00%

3
Nominal Submission
79.00%

4
Satisfactory Submission
100.00%

80.0 %Content

80.0 %Explanation of How Selected Coursework Meets DNP Program Competencies

No submission.

Explanation of how selected coursework meets DNP program competencies is inadequate. Content and/or length are insufficient to evaluate if competencies were met.

Explanation of how selected coursework meets DNP program competencies is marginal. Submission includes minimal evidence of the required outcome criteria. Support is vague or incomplete.

Explanation of how selected coursework meets DNP program competencies is comprehensive and thorough. Supporting evidence is insightful and provides specific examples with relevance. Level of detail is appropriate.

15.0 %Technical Skill

15.0 %Technical Skill

No submission.

Submission is sloppy and unprofessional.

Submission needs improvement.

Submission is flawless. Demonstrates an in-depth, high-level of understanding.

5.0 %Mechanics of Writing

5.0 %Mechanics of Writing (includes spelling, punctuation, grammar, language use)

No submission.

Frequent and repetitive mechanical errors distract the reader. Inconsistencies in language choice (register), sentence structure, or word choice are present.

Some mechanical errors or typos are present, but are not overly distracting to the reader. Correct sentence structure and audience-appropriate language are used.

Writer is clearly in command of standard, written, academic English.

100 %Total Weightage

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Explanation & Answer

Attached.

DNP-840

Comprehensive Assessment Part One: Competency Matrix
For each competency below, provide no more than one or two sentences to explain how you met the competency through selected coursework. You will expand upon these achievements in the
"Comprehensive Assessment Part Two: Outcomes and Reflection" assignment. Note: You are not required to complete every column for each competency. Select evidence from coursework
relevant to that particular competency to discuss. Minimally, you should have one column complete for each competency.

Programmatic Coursework: Summary of Competency Achievement
Section One: Programmatic Assessments
DNP Program
Competencies
Reflective Journals

1.2: Apply sciencebased theories and
concepts to
determine the
nature and
significance of
health and health
care delivery
phenomena.

The science and
efficiency of
technological tools and
applications led to
recommending that
technology be
increased in the
healthcare sector.

Case Reports

Scholarly
Activities

10 Strategic Points

DPI Project
Draft
Prospectus

I participated in
The use of
the Oregon State
Nightingale theory
The spread of infectious Schizophrenia
of environment,
disease is usually rapid. Treatment
Newman’s theory of The Nightingale
This makes it important Quality
nursing, and King’s theory of
that all individuals are
environment,
Improvement
theory of nursing
insured, which assures
Newman’s
Committee where helped in reaching
public health leaders
theory of
I influenced policy conclusion on the
that individuals are
nursing, and
makers to change use of hourly
screened and checked
King’s theory of
policies in
rounding for
frequently to diagnose
nursing helped
treatment of
reducing patient
and prevent any
schizophrenia
falls. The concept of in shaping this
potential disease
research.
from the use of
increasing patientoutbreak.
pharmacological
caregiver
interventions to
engagement also
using psychosocial helped to shape
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Literature
Review

This review
employed science
based knowledge
in the effect of
noise on
tranquility and
peace of mind. It
recommended
removal of noisy
patient falls
prevention
interventions.

Course Assignments With
Practice Immersion Hours
(DNP-805 Through DNP840 - Include Assignment
Title)
DNP-810 - Case Report
Application of Quality and
Safety Concepts: The
concept of the spread of
infectious diseases with
rapid pace led to the
proposition that the
government should strive
to ensure that all citizens
are insured. This ensures
that they are screened and
checked from time to time
to prevent the possibility
of an infectious disease
outbreak.

interventions.
According to peer
reviewed research
evidence,
psychosocial
interventions are
more effective
than
pharmacological
interventions.
Errors are a major
challenge in the
1.3: Employ
healthcare sector of
science-based
nearly every country.
theories and
Through research, the Countries with fewer
concepts to
describe the actions use of psychosocial and errors tend to have
psychotherapeutic
stable and reliable
and advanced
strategies to
interventions were
medical systems, with
enhance, alleviate,
deemed more effective high efficiency in
and ameliorate
in the treatment of
improving healthcare
health and health
schizophrenia.
outcomes as compared
care delivery
to those with excessive
phenomena as
appropriate.
errors. Working on
reducing errors is
ultimately important.

In the
development of
the prospectus,
the use of Nursing
theories helped to
emphasize the
need for and
importance of
using hourly
rounding. Hourly
rounding has
many benefits and
not only patient
falls prevention.

2.1: Employ
principles of
business, finance,
economics, and
health policy to
develop and
implement effective
plans for practicelevel and/or
system-wide
practice initiatives

From research,
using psychosocial
interventions
when dealing with
schizophrenia is
more effective,
thus cost effective.
Similarly,
preventing obesity

The use of psychosocial
and psychotherapy has
been found to be more
effective in addressing
schizophrenia, which
makes it a cost
effective strategy, as
compared to using
pharmacological

The case reports
indicate that it is much
cost effective to insure
all individuals, which
will make public health
monitoring and health
control easy. Reducing
errors in the healthcare
system also helped to
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