Appendix A. Students may choose to submit a paper based portfolio or an electronic portfolio.
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1 Appendix A Professional Compilation (Required) You will submit your professional nursing portfolio focused on the assigned eleven nursing program outcomes, which can be found in the UMFK Student Handbook (p. 7) (also see below checklist) /document_library_display/xib2/view_file/ ?_110_instance_xib2_redirect=https%3a%2f%2f mycampus.maine.edu%2fweb%2fumfk%2fhandbooks-andmanuals%3fp_p_id%3d110_instance_xib2%26p_p_lifecycle%3d0%26p_p_state%3dnormal%26p_p_ mode%3dview%26p_p_col_id%3dcolumn-1%26p_p_col_count%3d1 If you have begun to develop your professional portfolio in other courses, use this assignment to add to and expand upon what you have already begun. Be sure to refer to the online student handbook to familiarize yourself with the criteria expected of the BSN student. Compiling your portfolio should be useful to you in helping you show evidence of your progress toward completion of the BSN degree as well as to help you define and achieve your own professional goals after you graduate. The focus of your portfolio is on your professional progress in your nursing career, and you will want to include sample artifacts as evidence from past and current nursing courses you have taken and that you are currently taking. Students may choose to submit a paper based portfolio or an electronic portfolio. Required Checklist: ( ) Each section is clearly organized ( ) Title page: (name, nursing credentials, address, phone number, and address) ( ) Table of contents ( ) Your Nursing Philosophy Statement (up to 2 pages) outlining metaparadigm of Person, Health, Environment, Nursing ( ) Resume ( ) Statement of professional goals ( ) Program Outcomes (X11): each program outcome is to be separated by a sub-divider Each program outcome is to be accompanied by (a) selected artifacts (e.g. course assignments, exams, graded papers, and so forth) to demonstrate how you as the student are progressing toward achievement of each outcome (see Appendix C), and (b) contain current reflective narratives that precede each outcome describing the progress you have made since your last submitted portfolio, which artifacts you selected and why, and how these artifacts demonstrate your growth and achievement related to each goal Patient Centered Care Professionalism Leadership Systems Based Practice Informatics & Technology Communication Teamwork & Collaboration Safety Quality Improvement Evidence Based Practice Geriatrics
2 ( ) Awards (Optional) academic, professional, service, community); certifications; recommendations; letters of reference (if you have any) ( ) Professional Involvements (Optional): for example, professional memberships; any projects or programs in which you were involved; any written materials such as brochures you may have helped to develop ( ) Community Service (Optional) Optional: ( ) Cultural and/or Religious activities: such as choir member, church volunteer ( ) Personal interests and activities: e.g. sports and leisure time activities or anything that adds to the whole picture of who you are as a person and a nurse ( ) Thank you cards and letters from patients, families, colleagues, managers, others ( ) Favorite inspirational poems or quotes Some questions you will want to consider as you write each program outcome narrative: o How have you changed over the last academic semester or year, and how is this evident to your faculty? Your peers? Your patients? Your prospective nursing employer? o What have you learned over the past academic semester/year, and how will you use your knowledge to progress or grow in the future? o What else do you need to do to improve upon your personal growth within this particular program outcome? Tips 1. Choose representative samples, whether graded assignments, faculty feedback, cards or letters from patients, peers, supervisors. Refer to attached Appendix for required assignments to submit (some assignments will only apply to Traditional nursing students). 2. Within each section, have a cover page that describes the contents, that is, provide a few narrative statements to reflect on the content and artifacts you have, and how you are changing or growing as you work toward meeting your goals of a BSN degree. 3. If using journals or reflections, supervisors observations, and/or other written documents, highlight the sentence or two you want emphasized. 4. If using academic papers as evidence of subject, include a brief abstract to reflect on why you have included that assignment or paper and what it says about you as a professional. Guidelines for Paper Based 1. Use a good quality three ring binder, with dividers to separate each section, such as community activities, clinical practice, etc. 2. Include a Table of Contents that identifies the overall organization of the portfolio. 3. Place multiple pages or otherwise irregularly shaped entries in plastic sleeves or mount within a page. 4. Do not damage any item in order to include it, e.g. avoid folded documents. 5. Arrange the portfolio in a way that makes it easy for you and the reviewers to identify the goals you set based on the program outcome criteria and your subsequent progress or achievement. 6. should be dynamic and should facilitate ease of addition and subsequent changes as you build on the portfolio from once course to another. 7. Include copies rather than originals in your portfolio. 8. Include a stamped self-addressed envelope to have your portfolio returned to you.
3 Guidelines for an Electronic 1. Use the approved Google Sites nursing e-portfolio template. The following link will guide you in adding the nursing template. Also: you can view a short video by a professor that gives brief introduction: 2. Attach files that are accessible across systems. Examples would be Adobe PDF files, MP4 files and JPEG files. Plan and organize your overall portfolio so you can show yourself to be the professional you are for the job you want to obtain or the employer or graduate school for which you want to make a favorable impression. When selecting entries, keep in mind that each entry is part of a much larger whole and that together, the sample artifacts and rationale make a powerful statement about you as an individual. Asking the following questions may help with decision making. Questions to ask as you prepare your portfolio: 1. What do I want my portfolio to demonstrate about me as a nurse and a professional? 2. What are my characteristics as a nurse? 3. What have I learned and how is that conveyed in my portfolio? 4. What directions for my future growth and development are evident from my portfolio? 5. What distinguishing remarks have been made by others (teachers, peers, supervisors) about me that could be included? 6. What overall impression do I want to give a reviewer about me as a nurse? 7. What goals do you want to achieve subsequent to completing your BSN degree? Why? Do you have a timeline in mind? What do you need to do and when to achieve these goals? Contact your faculty if you have any questions as you put together your portfolio. Students in the past have said that developing their portfolios is a time consuming but very satisfying project on which to work to learn about one s self in a different way. Take your work seriously, but have fun along the way.
4 Appendix B Grading Rubric for % 80-89% 70-79% <_ 69% Criteria Above Standard At Standard Below Standard Unacceptable Display is attractive and well organized either in a 3 ring binder or in Google Sites with a table of contents, numbered pages (if paper based) and organized in sections. Entries demonstrate clear focus; grammar, consistently correct is attractive and organized in a 3 ring binder or in Google Sites but has not table of contents or numbered pages (if paper based) or organized sections but all contents are neatly secured. Most entries demonstrate clear focus; grammar, spelling and correct most of the time is not organized in a 3 ring binder or Google Sites. A few pages are not secured (if paper based). Many entries are unclear and unfocused; use of grammar, limited and frequently incorrect Score <_ 13 Elements contains the required element (see checklist below), all of which are neat, creative, and easily readable. Each program outcome (x8) is preceded by an up to date narrative reflection. Inclusion of artifacts provide sound evidence of student s progress toward each outcome. contains the required elements. Reference is made to each outcome (x8) with inclusion of reflective narratives and evidence to support progress contains some of the required elements, along with some of the outcomes, narratives, and evidence Score <_ 26 Critical Thinking in Development Demonstrates clear, logical, and analytical thinking; ideas, thoughts, and creativity well developed; strong evidence of insight into personal growth development Most entries demonstrate clear, logical thinking, with some evidence of analytical skills; ideas, thoughts, and creativity usually clear; some insight evident as to personal growth nursing development Entries are made with unclear rationale or logical thinking; little evidence of clarity of ideas, thoughts, or creativity; insight into personal growth and professional development is weak Score <_26 Total Score is not in a 3 ring binder or Google Sites, not organized and numerous contents pages are not secured (if paper based). Entries are consistently unclear and unfocused; poor use of grammar, vocabulary contains insufficient evidence of the required elements Thought processes are undeveloped. Little or no development of ideas or thoughts. Poor insight into personal growth development is non- existent.
5 Appendix C University of Maine at Fort Kent Division of Nursing Assignments Guide Program Outcome Course Assignment Professionalism HLT 407 Resume Updated Nursing Philosophy Statement Safety HLT 386 Workplace Safety Module All HESI scores Clinical Performance Evaluation Tools CPR certification (or other certifications) NUR 497 Seniors will pass HESI Exit Exam with a score of Systems Based Practice NUR or greater Community Health Assessment Informatics & Technology Patient Centered Care Evidence Based Practice Teamwork & Collaboration NUR 425L NUR 330L NUR 413 NUR 330 NUR 425 NUR 380 NUR 230 NUR 360 NUR 401 NUR 230 SNO NUR 456 Final Skills Check-off Drug Calculation Quiz Clinical Documentation Training Information Security Nursing Care Plan/Clinical Performance Evaluation Tool Clinical Evaluation Tool/Concept Map Health Disparities Paper APA Quiz Evidenced-Based Practice Project Evidence-Based Practice Project Teaching/Learning Project SNO Health Fair Community Health Project Communication NUR 309 Final Check-off in Lab (completes comprehensive health history) NUR 301 Community Health Assessment NUR 312 Motivational Interviewing Paper Leadership NUR 456 Community Project HLT 407 Leadership Article Critique NUR 413 Final Ethics Project Quality Improvement NUR 497C Preceptor Learning Objectives Participation in Scholar s Symposium NUR 312 Safety Issues Paper Geriatrics HLT 386 Geriatric Related Paper Assignment NUR 330 Aging in Place Experience You will submit your professional nursing portfolio focused on the assigned eleven nursing program outcomes, which can be found in the UMFK Student Handbook (p. 7) (also see below checklist) Updated 10/2014; Updated 12/2017
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