Complete reflection. Reading is attached. Also add 3 other references Reference for reading attached
Complete reflection. Reading is attached. Also add 3 other references
Reference for reading attached
Panesar, S., & Carson-Stevens, A. (2014). Patient Safety and Healthcare Improvement at a
Glance (Vol. 1). Wiley.
Topic: system changes: facilitators and barriers
This week’s reading: Chapter: 22, 23, 25, 29, 30
Summary: Reflection is sometimes referred to as a process that occurs internally and in isolation. A Reflection-in-Action is a reflective process where one is able to reflect and act from our experiences. It is a time to reflect on activities or events of a moment in time and explore feelings, thoughts, reactions and impoment and for broadening our consciousness. .
Directions: Each Reflection-in-Action Entry should be 400 words in length Discuss and reflect on the topic in terms of: How the content and assignments met the course objective(s)? Provide examples of actual or potential applications of the course week’s course concepts. Successes or challenges that you had for the week in terms of the course content
Assignment Rubric: Criteria Superior Above Average Competent Below
Standard
Far Below Standard 95-100 87-94 84-86 73-83 Timeliness Reflective Assignment submitted on time Reflective Assignment submitted on time Reflective Assignment submitted on time Reflective submitted 1 day late
( If no extension granted)
Reflective submitted more than 1day late. OR No post (Receives 0)
( If no extension granted)
Content Fully responds to all questions in prompt and answers each completely. Answers all questions without fully developing answers for each Answers all questions without fully developing answers for each Answers some of the questions but does not fully develop answers Off topic or not responsive to prompt. Accuracy Entries contain accurate information and properly cited references Entries contain accurate information but references are cited improperly. Entries contain accurate information and properly cited references Entries do not contain any references. .Entries are speculative and unsupported. Integration Of
Knowledge
Demonstrates that the author fully understands and has applied concepts
learned in the course at a superior level. Concepts are integrated into the writer’s own insights. The writer provides concluding remarks
that show analysis and synthesis of ideas.
Demonstrates that the author understands and has applied concepts learned in the
course. Conclusions are supported in the body of the reflection.
Demonstrates that the author, for the most part, understands and has applied concepts learned in the course. Some of the conclusions,
however, are not supported in the body of the reflection.
Demonstrates that the author, to a certain extent, understands and has applied concepts learned in the course. Does not demonstrate that the author has fully understood and applied concepts learned in the course. Writing Style, Formatting and Conventions 3 or more references are used to support opinions and justify recommendations. Excellent writing with no grammar, APA or spelling errors 2 references that support opinions and recommendations. Above average writing with no grammar, APA or spelling errors. 2 references that support opinions and recommendations. Sufficient writing with 1-4 grammar, APA or spelling errors. 1 reference that supports opinion on policy and recommendations for changes. 5-10 APA/Grammar and/or spelling errors. Opinions and recommendations not well supported, >10
APA/Grammar and
/or spelling
