CLINICAL SITE SUBMISSION TEMPLATE. (General Requirements, Part 4. Clinical Submissions Critical Component)

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1 CLINICAL SITE SUBMISSION TEMPLATE (General Requirements, Part 4. Clinical Submissions Critical Component) Name of Clinical site: Directions for completion: Please note that this template is based on the comprehensive Self-Study template (completed by the program seeking accreditation) and numbering within this document refers back to the Self-Study requirements. This template is designed to provide a consistent format for collecting comprehensive information on each site affiliated with the program while recognizing that some sites provide extensive clinical education and others may provide specialty rotations only. Each affiliated clinical site that provides any portion of the program where academic competencies are assessed is required to complete this template. Please ensure that the appropriate authority signs the submission and that the required supporting documentation is attached. The undersigned CEO (or person who signs contractual affiliation agreement) hereby requests that the Council on Accreditation of Respiratory Therapy Education include this site in the assessment for accreditation of the respiratory therapy educational program. Name Signature Date

2 1. Clinical Students (Accreditation Requirements Part 3. Specific requirement B.) 3.B.1 3.B.2 How is student safety ensured? (Please check the relevant boxes) Students are given instruction during a site-specific orientation. Policies exist for safe handling and disposal of hazardous materials. Written information on safety policies and procedures is given to students and reviewed with them, e.g. safety manual. Other (Please specify) What is the process for dealing with students concerns? (Please check the relevant boxes) Incident reporting mechanism is in place. There are opportunities for dialogue during all rotations/clinical courses. Students evaluate all clinical rotations and results are shared with the clinical site. Students evaluate preceptors and results are shared with the clinical site. Other (Please specify)

3 2. National Competency Profile (Accreditation Requirements Part 3. Specific requirement C.) 3.C.1 Structure of clinical experience at this site. Identify rotations that are not applicable by N/A. CLINCIAL COURSE OR ROTATION LENGTH (weeks) If this rotation is provided at an external location covered by the Clinical Affiliation Agreement, please list the name(s) of the site(s). MAX.# OF STUDENTS PER CLINICAL COURSE/ROTATION IS CLINICAL SIMULATION INCORPORATED INTO THE CLINICAL COURSE/ROTATION FOR INSTRUCTIONAL PURPOSES? (YES/NO) IS CLINICAL SIMULATION INCORPORATED INTO THE CLINICAL COURSE/ROTATION FOR THE PURPOSES OF EVALUATING COMPETENCY? (YES/NO) Orientation Critical Care Pulmonary Function

4 Wards Emergency Room Operating Room Pediatric/ICU Neonatal ICU Homecare Cardiopulmonary Diagnostics

5 Optional Rotations (e.g. Sleep Lab, Review) Other (please specify) A master student schedule for this site must be included with this submission. 3.C.2 Evaluation of competencies How are valid and timely evaluations of competencies ensured? (Please check the relevant boxes) Clinical personnel (coordinator, instructors and preceptors) are aware of which competencies in the National Competency Profile are to be evaluated at this site. Clinical instructor (i.e. a therapist dedicated to instructing students) evaluates the required competencies. Preceptor (i.e. a therapist who is primarily performing patient care and has a student) evaluates the required competencies.

6 CSRT Competency Evaluation Templates or other appropriate evaluation tools (e.g. skill sign off sheets) are used to promote a consistent evaluation process. The competency evaluations (i.e. skill sign offs) in each rotation allow the students time to develop a skill as well as time for remediation when required. Other (Please specify) 3.C.3 Which of the following disciplines have input into student s clinical experience? (Please check the relevant boxes) Respirology Anesthesiology Neonatology Intensivists (critical care physicians) Nursing Pharmacy Physiotherapy Other (Please specify)

7 3. Human Resources (Accreditation Requirements Part 3. Specific requirement D.) Name and title of person responsible for respiratory therapy clinical practice at this site: 3.D.1 Name and title of person responsible for coordinating student s clinical experience in this clinical site: Experience as a respiratory therapist years Experience in clinical teaching years Is this individual an employee of the educational institution or the clinical site? Responsibilities include: (Please check relevant boxes) Coordinate clinical experience. Accept responsibility for students. Instruct, supervise and evaluate students. Respond to concerns / problems in a timely manner. Ensure that all rotational objectives are met. Other (Please specify)

8 3.D.2 What is the hospital policy for ensuring all professionals who instruct and evaluate students are qualified in their respective professions? (Please check relevant box(es)) Professionals must submit a license/certificate yearly to their respective department/program director Continuing education must be documented and kept on record as part of the performance evaluation Other (Please specify) How are the Respiratory Therapists prepared for the arrival of students? (Please check the relevant boxes) Preceptor course is offered to all respiratory therapists prior to students arrival Regular staff meetings are held to clearly define the students objectives The staff is provided with the students clinical course/rotation schedule. There is clear documentation which is readily available and outlines the expectations of the staff with respect to their responsibilities for students. Other (Please specify)

9 3.D.3 How is the adequate supervision of students ensured on each rotation? Please describe below. How are students oriented to your facility? Are multiple students oriented at once? Please provide the student to instructor/preceptor ratio for each of the following clinical areas. Critical Care: ICU with fewer than 10 ventilators running at any given time ICU with 10 or more ventilators running at any given time Pulmonary Function Lab: Wards/ER: What is the ratio of students to instructor/rrt on any given day shift? If evening/night shifts differ from days, please indicate. Operating Room: How many students are scheduled to be in the OR at any given time? Is the student paired with an RRT? What is the ratio of students to Anesthetists at any given time?

10 Neonatal ICU: How many students are scheduled to be in the NICU on any given day? What is the ratio of students to instructors/rrt? Homecare: How many students rotate at a time to any given homecare company? Are the students assigned to a respiratory therapist or another professional? (please specify) Cardiopulmonary Diagnostics: How many students rotate at once through this portion of the program? What is the ratio of student to professional? Sleep Lab: How many students rotate through this portion of the program at any given time? What is the ratio of student to Sleep Lab Tech/ Polysomnographer? Hyperbaric Unit: How many students are scheduled into the hyperbaric unit at any given time? What is the ratio of students to instructor/rrt?

11 Please attach: On-site Clinical Coordinator/Instructor s curriculum vitae Job description of on-site Clinical Coordinator/Instructor, specifying responsibilities for instruction, supervision and evaluation of students Job description of teaching therapist (preceptor) specifying responsibilities for instruction, supervision and evaluation of students 4. Learning Resources (Accreditation Requirements Part 3. Specific requirement E.) 3.E.1 Please specify the brand of ventilator, under each heading, available to students at this site to meet their clinical objectives. VENTILATORS Adult Critical Care Ventilators Transport Ventilators Home-Care Ventilators Neonatal/Infant/Pediatric Ventilators

12 Non-Invasive Ventilatory Support Systems Other Please specify accessories, under each heading, available to students at this site to meet their clinical objectives. ACCESSORIES (to complement devices) Non-Invasive Monitoring Devices (if not listed above) Artificial Airways & Adjuncts (including resuscitation devices) Suction Equipment Bronchoscopy Systems/Devices Blood Gas Analyzers Co-oximeters & Other Patient Monitors Anesthesia Units

13 Diagnostic Equipment Oxygen Therapy Equipment Other

14 CHECKLIST FOR SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION Please ensure that the following documentation is attached If certain supporting documentation listed below is provided by the didactic site, please specify PART 3 3.C.1 Rotation Schedule 3.D.3 Clinical coordinator/instructor s curriculum vitae Clinical coordinator/instructor s job description Teaching therapist s job description