School of Nursing and Midwifery & La Trobe Rural Health School NSG2ANB: Written Task Marking Rubric Student Name: Criteria Excellent 80% - 100% A Very Good 70 % - 79% B Good 60 % -69% C Fair 50% - 59%...

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School of Nursing and Midwifery & La Trobe Rural Health School NSG2ANB: Written Task Marking Rubric Student Name: Criteria Excellent 80% - 100% A Very Good 70 % - 79% B Good 60 % -69% C Fair 50% - 59% D Poor 0 -49% N Clear identification and discussion of impact of hospitalisation to patient Identification Correct identification of one effect of hospitalisation on the patient Discussion A detailed and comprehensive explanation on how hospitalisation can impact the patient. (5 marks) Identification Correct identification of one effect of hospitalisation on the patient Discussion A reasonable and rational explanation on how hospitalisation can impact the patient. (4 marks) Identification Correct identification of one effect of hospitalisation on the patient Discussion A clear but superficial explanation on how hospitalisation can impact the patient. (3 marks) Identification Correct identification of one effect of hospitalisation on the patient Discussion A limited explanation on how hospitalisation can impact the patient. (2 marks) Identification Incorrect identification of one effect of hospitalisation on the patient Discussion A poor explanation on how hospitalisation can impact the patient. (1 mark) Explanation of impact and coping strategy/ies to enhance patients positive outcome Identification of coping strategy/ies and how it can support a more positive patient outcome that is evident and well discussed. (5 marks) Identification and discussion of coping strategy/ies and how it can support a more positive patient outcome is evident. (4 marks) Identification and discussion of coping strategy/ies and how it can support a more positive patient outcome is evident however requires clearer explanation (3 marks) Identification and discussion of a coping strategy/ies and how it can support a more positive patient outcome is present, however poorly expanded. (2 Marks) Lacks evidence of knowledge relevant to the topic. The question is not answered. (1 mark) Thoroughly supported by current academic resources Well justified and developed arguments with the support of current academic sources which have been thoroughly analysed, applied and discussed. (5 marks) Clear evidence of a wide range of current academic sources that are used well to support arguments. (4 marks) Evidence of application of readings appropriate to the assessment however minor gaps in the literature. (3 marks) Literature is used in an uncoordinated manner. Poor quality, or outdated literature used. There are significant gaps in the literature. (2 marks) Minimal to no evidence of appropriate and upto date literature used to support arguments. (1 mark) Total Mark Part A /15 Clear identification and discussion of impact of hospitalisation to patients’ family Identification Correct identification of one effect of hospitalisation on the patient’s family Discussion A detailed and comprehensive explanation on how hospitalisation can impact the patient’s family. (5 Marks) Identification Correct identification of one effect of hospitalisation on the patient’s family Discussion A reasonable and rational explanation on how hospitalisation can impact the patient’s family (4 Marks) Identification Correct identification of one effect of hospitalisation on the patient’s family Discussion A clear but superficial explanation on how hospitalisation can impact the patient’s family. (3 marks) Identification Correct identification of one effect of hospitalisation on the patient’s family Discussion A limited explanation on how hospitalisation can impact the patient’s family. (2 marks) Identification Incorrect identification of one effect of hospitalisation on the patient’s family Discussion A poor explanation on how hospitalisation can impact the patient’s family (1 mark) Explanation of impact and coping strategy/ies to enhance patients positive outcome Identification of coping strategy/ies to support a patient’s family experience that is evident and well discussed. (5 Marks) A reasonable and rational explanation of coping strategy/ies to support a familys’ experience is evident (4 Marks) Identification and discussion of coping strategy/ies to support a familys’ experience is evident but requires clearer explanation. (3 marks) Identification and discussion of coping strategy/ies to support a familys’ experience is evident but poorly expanded. (2 marks) Lacks evidence of knowledge relevant to the topic. The question is not answered (1 mark) Thoroughly supported by current academic resources Well justified and developed arguments with the support of current academic sources which have been thoroughly analysed, applied and discussed. (5 Marks) Evidence of a wide range of current academic sources that are used well to support arguments. (4 Marks) Clear evidence of application of readings appropriate to the assessment however minor gaps in the literature.
Answered 4 days AfterAug 15, 2021NSG2ANBLa Trobe University

Answer To: School of Nursing and Midwifery & La Trobe Rural Health School NSG2ANB: Written Task Marking Rubric...

Neha answered on Aug 20 2021
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Impact of Hospitalization        2
THE IMPACT OF
HOSPITALIZATION ON A PATIENT AND/OR THEIR FAMILY
Impact on the patient
A patient dealing with metal illness faces a lot of challenges while seeking help. The patients and their families underg
o a lot of challenges in the process. People dealing with acute mental health condition go through mental breakdowns and it impacts their daily life as well as the lifestyle of their family members. Therefore, it is very important to understand the situation of the family and how it impacts their regular lifestyle (Lee et al., 2021). From the first scenario it has been understood that Liam is a 16-year-old patient diagnosed with chronic anxiety and he has eating disorders and sleeping disorders that has affected his day-to-day lifestyle. From the assessment it has been diagnosed that he is undergoing medications and counselling in a local medical centre but recently he has been admitted to a hospital for expert medical care for mental illness. Judging his family background, it has been understood that he lives with his mother's stepbrother and stepfather.
Many people under the circumstances face powerlessness in a family setup where they do not have complete support of the family. The incident that caused hospitalization has been a chronic status, which means it has been a gradual effect of chronic anxiety. Continuous process of irregular eating and sleeping activities, distance from close relatives, power struggles and inability to function in a proper family setup have deteriorated his mental and physical condition (Chia et al., 2021). Acute anxiety collapses the body and it causes serious pressure on the mind and body of the patient. This requires emergency medical assistance. Most patients dealing with mental illness try to keep it hidden, hospitalization reveals the issues, causing stigma and shame to the patient (Gutiérrez‐Valencia et al., 2017). Liam has been feeling depressed and confused due to the hospitalization and lack of family support.
The patient may feel anxious and depressed due to the seriousness of the situation. The boiling anger for not being able to protect oneself from the acute situation is confusing and increases the rage in the patient. There are many times when Liam feels scared to the unknown facts of the illness and it confuses them more. Monetary issues are one of the major factors when it comes to seeking mental health...
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