Criteria 6 - Content of the report Ifachangeinthepatient/client’sstatushas been reported to the responsible medical practitioner, the name of the medical practitioner andthe date andtime that the change was reported to him / her is documented. If a change in the patient / client’s status has been reported to the responsible medical practitioner, documentation of the nameof the medical practitioner and the date and time that the change was reportedtohim/ herhasnot been documented. Criteria 7 - Content of the report Notes were written at the time of an event or as soon as possible afterwards (contemporaneously). The timeof writing must be distinguished from the time of an incident, event or observation being reported. Noteswerenotwrittenatthetimeofanevent or as soon as possible afterwards (contemporaneously). The time of writing not distinguishedfromthetime ofanincident, event or observation being reported. Criteria 8 - Content of the report Entries are sequential - where lines are left between entries they must be ruled across to indicate they are not left for later entries and to reflect the sequential and contemporaneous nature of all entries.

Criteria 3 - Legal requirements Date of entry (using ddmmyy or ddmmyyyy). Time of entry using a 24-hour clock. Date of entry not provided or provided incorrectly. Timenotprovidedusinga 24-hour clock Criteria 4 - Legal requirements Documentation signed by the author, including signature, printed name and designation. Documentationis not signed as per criteria including signature, printed name and designation. Criteria 5 - Content of the report Care / treatment plan, including risk assessments with associated interventions are documented. Care/treatment plan, including risk assessments with associated interventions are not documented.

Criteria Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Criteria 1 The report is within the 200-word count. The report exceeds the word count. Criteria 2 Documentation is clear and concise. Documentationislegible. Documentationisin English. Documentation uses appropriate vocabulary, spelling andgrammar. Documentation is not clear or concise. Documentationis notlegible. Documentation is not in English. Documentation does not use appropriate vocabulary, spelling andgrammar.

Criteria 9 – Content of the recording Handover presented in a professional manner and student is wearing uniform. Student is not in uniform and elements of the verbal handover are not presented professionally. Criteria 10 – Content of the recording Video recording is filmed in one continuous shot and has not been edited. Video recording has not been filmed in one continuous shot and has been edited.

Criteria 5 – Situation State the immediate clinical situation of the patient. Does not state the immediate clinical situation of the patient. Criteria 6 – Background Provide relevant background/history to the patient’s clinical situation. Does not provide relevant background/history to the patient’s clinical situation. Criteria 7 – Assessment List the most important and recent observations. Does not list the most important and recent observations. Criteria 8 - Recommendation Identify assessments and actions that need to occur. Does not identify assessments and actions that need to occur.

401020 Professional Practice 6 Marking Criteria: Verbal Handover Criteria Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Criteria 1 – Length and clarity of the audio recording Video recording is uploaded by the due date. No submission of the video recording by the due date. Criteria 2 – Length and clarity of the audio recording Recording is within 5-minute limit. Recording exceeds the five (5) minute time limit. Criteria 3 – Length and clarity of the audio recording The recording can be heard in its entirety. The recording cannot be heard in its entirety. Criteria 4 – Introduction Clearly identify the patient and your role. Does not clearly identify patient or your role