CHAMBERLAIN NR 500 WEEK 7 ELECTRONIC PRESENTATION – NEW 2016

CHAMBERLAIN NR 500 WEEK 7 ELECTRONIC PRESENTATION – NEW 2016

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The purpose of this assignment is to: a) demonstrate how the skills outlined in the AACN Essentials are applicable to the role of a master’s–prepared nurse (CO #5, #6) and b) present ideas in a clear, succinct, and scholarly manner (CO #1).

Course Outcomes

Through this assignment, the student will demonstrate the ability to:

(CO#1) Demonstrate effective verbal, written, and technological communication using legal and ethical standards for transferring knowledge. (PO 3)

(CO#5) Analyze the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) Essentials of Master’s Education in Nursing [AACN Essentials]. (PO 1)

(CO#6) Assess the roles of the master’s-prepared nurse. (PO 1)

Due Date: Sunday 11:59 p.m. (MT) at the end of Week 7. 

Total Points Possible: 215

REQUIREMENTS:

1.      Discuss the MSN specialty track (educator, executive, informatics, health policy, FNP) that you have selected.

2.      Demonstrate how the skills outlined in the nine (9) AACN Essentials are applicable to your selected master’s-prepared specialization.

3.      Identify three ways that a master’s-prepared nurse in your specialty would use the AACN Essentials skills in nursing practice.

4.      Provide empirical evidence to support the three (3) ways a master’s-prepared nurse would use the AACN Essentials in practice. A minimum of two(2)current scholarly articles are required in this section of the presentation.

5.      Concluding statements summarize content.

6.      15-slide presentation with speaker notes in APA format, not countingtitle and reference slides.

PREPARING THE PAPER

1.      This is a PowerPoint presentation.

2.      Review the Creating a Professional Presentation located in DocSharing.

3.      This presentation is to focus on the specific role you have chosen in the MSN program (e.g., educator, executive, informatics, health policy, FNP) and identify the AACN Essentials that are applicable to your specific role.

Category	Points	%	Description
Content	34	16%	Clearly describe the master’s-prepared role selected.
Content	34	16%	Discuss the AACN Essentials directly related to the selected role.
Content	34	16%	Discuss three ways a master’s-prepared nurse would use the AACNEssentials in practice.
Content	34	16%	Content of presentation is accurate.
Content	34	16%	Concluding statements are present.
Format & Grammar	9	4%	Slides, speaker notes, and references are consistent with 6thedition APA format.
Format & Grammar	9	4%	Presentation slides are professional in appearance and tone. Balance among space, words/graphics, and color is effective.
Format & Grammar	9	4%	Grammar, spelling, word usage, and punctuation are consistent with formal written work.
Format & Grammar	9	4%	Presentation has 15 slides, not including title and reference slides.
Format & Grammar	9	4%	Speaker notes contain presentation content without repeating slides.
Total	215	100	A quality assignment will meet or exceed all of the above requirements.

Grading Rubric

Criterion	(100%) Meets all expectations	(88%) Meets most of the expectations	(81%) Meets some of the expectations	(37%) Needs improvement	(0%) Does not meet  expectations
Content Possible Points=  170 Points
Clearly describes the master’s-prepared role selected.	34 Points	30 Points	28 Points	13 Points	0 Points
	Description of the master’s-prepared role clearly described.	Description of the master’s-prepared role has rare inaccuracy.	Description of the master’s-prepared role lacks occasional important element or specificity.	Description of the master’s-prepared role has multiple instances of inaccuracies.	Description of the master’s-prepared role is not discussed.
Slides and speaker notes discuss the AACN Essentialsthat are directly related to chosen master’s-prepared role.	34 Points	30 Points	28 Points	13 Points	0 Points
	Slides and speaker notes discuss the AACN Essentialsdirectly related to the chosen role.	Slides and speaker notes discussing the AACN Essentials directly related to the chosen role have rare inaccuracy.	Slides and speaker notes discussing AACN Essentials occasionally inaccurate or lack occasional important elements or specificity.	Slides and speaker notes discussing AACN Essentials have multiple inaccuracies.	Slide and speaker notes discussing AACN Essentials are not discussed.
Discusses three ways a master’s-prepared nurse would use theAACN Essentialsskills in nursing practice, supported by the evidence in the slides and speaker notes.	34 Points	30 Points	28 Points	13 Points	0 Points
	Discussion of the three ways a master’s-prepared nurse would use the AACN Essentials skills in nursing practice is supported by the evidence in the slides and speaker notes.  There are a minimum of 2 current scholarly articles cited in the presentation.	Discussion of the three ways a master’s-prepared nurse would use the AACN Essentials skills in nursing practice is supported by the evidence in the slides and speaker notes with rare inaccuracy.  There are a minimum of 2 current scholarly articles cited in the presentation.	Discussion of two ways a master’s-prepared nurse would use the AACN Essentials skills in nursing practice is supported by the evidence in the slides and speaker notes with occasional inaccuracy, OR there is one current scholarly article cited in the presentation.	Discussion of only one way a master’s-prepared nurse would use the AACN Essentials skills in nursing practice is supported by the evidence in the slides and speaker notes.	There are numerous inaccuracies in all content, OR there is no discussion, OR there are no current scholarly articles cited.
Slide and speakernotes content are accurate.	34 Points	30 Points	28 Points	13 Points	0 Points
	Slide and speaker notes content are accurate, with no errors.	Slide and speakernotes content are accurate, with 1–2 errors.	Slide and speakernotes content are accurate, with 3–4 errors.	Slide and speakernotes content have 5 errors.	Slide and speaker notes content have 6 or more errors.
Concluding statements summarize content.	34 Points	30 Points	28 Points	13 Points	0 Points
	Concluding statements summarizing content contain noinaccuracy.	Concluding statements lack occasional important element or specificity.	Concluding statements lack several important elements or specificity.	Concluding statements have multiple instances of inaccuracies.	Concluding statements are missing
Content Subtotal : _____ of 170 points
Format & Grammar Possible Points = 45 Points
Slides, speaker notes, and references are completely consistent with APA format.	9 Points	8 Points	7 Points	3 Points	0 Points
	There are no APA format errors in the text, title page, and/or reference page(s).	There are 1-2 APA format errors in the text, title page, and/or reference page(s).	There are 3-4  occasional APA format errors in the text, title page, and/or reference page(s)	There are 5 APA format errors in the text, title page, and reference page(s).	There are 6 or more APA format errors in text, title page, and reference page(s).
Presentation slides are professional in appearance and tone. Balance among space, words/graphics, and color is effective.	9 Points	8 Points	7 Points	3 Points	0 Points
	Presentation slides are professional in appearance and tone. Balance among space, words/graphics, and color is effective.	Presentation slides are professional in appearance and tone, with occasional areas needing improvements in style. Balance among space, words/graphics, and color is effective with rare unbalanced slide.	Presentation slides are professional in appearance and tone, with several areas needing improvements in style. Balance among space, words/graphics, and color is effective, with occasional unbalanced slide.	Most presentation slides are not professional in appearance and tone with numerous areas needing improvements in style or no name on presentation title slide. Balance among space, words/graphics, and color is not effective; most slides are unbalanced.	Presentation slides are not professional in appearance and tone. Graphics do not match the content of the slide and/or Student name is missing from the presentation.
Grammar, spelling, word usage, and punctuation are consistent with formal written work.	9 Points	8 Points	7 Points	3 Points	0 Points
	Grammar, spelling, word usage, and punctuation are consistent with formal written work, with no exceptions.	Grammar, spelling, word usage, and punctuation are consistent with formal written work, with 1–2 exceptions.	Grammar, spelling, word usage, and punctuation are consistent with formal written work, with 3–4 exceptions.	Grammar, spelling, word usage, and punctuation are not consistent with formal written work, with 5 errors.	Grammar, spelling, word usage, and punctuation are not consistent with formal written work, with 6 or more errors.
Presentation has 15 slides not including title and reference slides.	9 Points	8 Points	7 Points	3 Points	0 Points
	Slides are = to required number.	Slides are + 1 of required number.	Slides are +/-2 of required number.	Slides are + 3 of required number.	Slides are +4 or more of required number
Speaker notes contain presentation content without repeating slides.	9 Points	8 Points	7 Points	3 Points	0 Points
	Speaker notes contain presentation content without repetition of slides.	Speaker notes contain presentation content with rare repetition of slides.	Speaker notes contain presentation content with occasional repetition of slides.	Speaker notes contain presentation content with multiple repetitions of slides.	Speaker notes are not present.
Format & Grammar Subtotal: _____ of  45 points
Total Points: _____ of 215 points