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Trinity Valley Community College ADN Transition Evaluation Report - Summer 2017 Please choose Instructor: Please choose your facility: Response Frequency Percent Mean: 2.41 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 5.61 Larry Eustace 10 22.73 Doctors Hospital at White Rock Lake - Dallas Michelle Whittenberg 14 31.82 East Texas Medical Center Athens 0 0.00 15 34.09 Susan Haddox 12 27.27 Ennis Regional 0 0.00 Medical Center Patti Vasquez 8 18.18 Hunt Regional 0 0.00 Healthcare - Greenville Baylor Scott & 10 22.73 White - Lake Pointe Palestine 0 0.00 Regional Medical Center - Palestine Texas Health 7 15.91 Resources Kaufman Texas Health 1 2.27 Resources Rockwall Terrell State 0 0.00 Hospital Baylor Scott & White - Sunnyvale 11 25.00 1. The unit objectives were clearly stated, measurable, and attainable. 2. The tests covered the unit objectives. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.61 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.33 30 68.18 21 48.84 Sometimes 11 25.00 Sometimes 17 39.53 Sometimes 3 6.82 Sometimes 4 9.30 0 0.00 0 0.00 Not Applicable 0 0.00 Not Applicable 1 2.33

3. The classroom instructors presented current information about their topics. 4. The classroom instructors were organized in their presentations. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.68 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.34 32 72.73 20 45.45 Sometimes 10 22.73 Sometimes 19 43.18 Sometimes 2 4.55 Sometimes 5 11.36 0 0.00 0 0.00 5. The classroom presentations were understandable. 6. The classroom instructors reinforced main points by use of specific examples. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.48 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.57 25 56.82 28 63.64 Sometimes 15 34.09 Sometimes 13 29.55 Sometimes 4 9.09 Sometimes 3 6.82 0 0.00 0 0.00 7. The classroom instructors answered my questions satisfactorily. 8. The classroom instructors used a variety of effective instructional techniques to implement the curriculum. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.57 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.41 31 70.45 23 52.27 Sometimes 9 20.45 Sometimes 17 38.64 2 4.55 1 2.27 9. The classroom instructors used a variety of techniques to engage me in the course. 10. I have improved my understanding of concepts and principles related to patient care by the instructors presentations. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.43 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.53 24 54.55 26 60.47 Sometimes 16 36.36 Sometimes 14 32.56 Sometimes 3 6.82 Sometimes 3 6.98 1 2.27 0 0.00

11. I was able to get help in obtaining and using library resources if I needed it. 12. Learning resources are current, comprehensive, use contemporary technology, accessible and available in a timely manner. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.45 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.52 32 72.73 29 69.05 Sometimes 8 18.18 Sometimes 10 23.81 Sometimes 0 0.00 Sometimes 1 2.38 0 0.00 0 0.00 Not Applicable 4 9.09 Not Applicable 2 4.76 13. Blackboard resources and activities helped me in meeting the course objectives/requirements. 14. Support for accessing Blackboard was available if I needed it. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 2.77 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.00 20 45.45 26 59.09 Sometimes 12 27.27 Sometimes 9 20.45 Sometimes 2 4.55 Sometimes 0 0.00 2 4.55 1 2.27 Not Applicable 8 18.18 Not Applicable 8 18.18 15. I received an adequate orientation to Blackboard. 16. The Medical-Surgical Textbook was easy to Response Frequency Percent Mean: 2.93 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.59 26 59.09 27 61.36 Sometimes 7 15.91 Sometimes 16 36.36 Sometimes 1 2.27 Sometimes 1 2.27 2 4.55 0 0.00 Not Applicable 8 18.18 Not Applicable 0 0.00 17. The Pediatric/Obstetrics Textbook was easy to 18. The Psychiatric Textbook was easy to understand and provided adequate information to meet the course objectives. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 2.59 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 2.36 16 36.36 17 38.64 Sometimes 16 36.36 Sometimes 12 27.27 Sometimes 1 2.27 Sometimes 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 Not Applicable 11 25.00 Not Applicable 15 34.09

19. The Pharmacology Textbook was easy to 20. The Fundamentals Textbook was easy to Response Frequency Percent Mean: 2.98 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.59 18 40.91 27 61.36 Sometimes 18 40.91 Sometimes 16 36.36 Sometimes 2 4.55 Sometimes 1 2.27 1 2.27 0 0.00 Not Applicable 5 11.36 Not Applicable 0 0.00 21. The Health Assessment Textbook was easy to 22. The Trends & Issues Textbook was easy to Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.41 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 2.23 26 59.09 14 31.82 Sometimes 14 31.82 Sometimes 12 27.27 0 0.00 0 0.00 Not Applicable 2 4.55 Not Applicable 15 34.09 23. The E-books were easy to navigate and helpful to me during the semester. 24. Nursing Concepts on-line was helpful for me this semester. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 1.66 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.14 12 27.27 20 45.45 Sometimes 7 15.91 Sometimes 17 38.64 0 0.00 1 2.27 Not Applicable 23 52.27 Not Applicable 3 6.82 25. The SimChart Electronic Health Record (EHR) helped me to develop my documentation skills. 26. The Pharmacology on-line course helped me understand pharmacology. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.07 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 2.30 18 40.91 14 31.82 Sometimes 14 31.82 Sometimes 11 25.00 Sometimes 10 22.73 Sometimes 4 9.09 1 2.27 4 9.09 Not Applicable 1 2.27 Not Applicable 11 25.00

27. The semester syllabus was easy to understand and provided adequate information to guide my progress through the semester. 28. I felt welcomed at the clinical site by the nurses. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.14 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.18 19 43.18 24 54.55 Sometimes 16 36.36 Sometimes 9 20.45 Sometimes 6 13.64 Sometimes 6 13.64 2 4.55 5 11.36 Not Applicable 1 2.27 Not Applicable 0 0.00 29. My primary nurses or preceptors communicated adequately with me with regards to my patients. 30. My primary nurses or preceptors demonstrated professional behaviors. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.47 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.43 24 55.81 26 59.09 Sometimes 15 34.88 Sometimes 11 25.00 Sometimes 4 9.30 Sometimes 7 15.91 0 0.00 0 0.00 31. My primary nurses or preceptors provided safe, competent patient care. 32. My primary nurses or preceptors gave me constructive feedback regarding my performance. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.59 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.47 29 65.91 26 60.47 Sometimes 12 27.27 Sometimes 14 32.56 Sometimes 3 6.82 Sometimes 0 0.00 0 0.00 3 6.98 33. My preceptors were available to answer questions and observe skills. 34. During my rotation, I had the opportunity to make clinical decisions for my patients. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.52 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.50 29 65.91 28 63.64 Sometimes 10 22.73 Sometimes 11 25.00 Sometimes 4 9.09 Sometimes 4 9.09 1 2.27 1 2.27

35. During my rotation, I was able to perform a variety of skills. 36. During my rotation, I was able to implement client teaching. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.36 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.72 19 43.18 32 74.42 Sometimes 22 50.00 Sometimes 10 23.26 Sometimes 3 6.82 Sometimes 1 2.33 0 0.00 0 0.00 37. During my rotation, I was able to interact with other disciplines. 38. During my rotation, I was able to document on the client s electronic health record. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.36 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 2.57 27 61.36 20 45.45 Sometimes 10 22.73 Sometimes 8 18.18 Sometimes 3 6.82 Sometimes 0 0.00 4 9.09 9 20.45 Not Applicable 0 0.00 Not Applicable 7 15.91 39. The facility provided an adequate orientation. 40. During my clinical I had sufficient opportunities (quality and quantity) to meet course objectives. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.66 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.41 31 70.45 23 52.27 Sometimes 11 25.00 Sometimes 17 38.64 0 0.00 1 2.27 41. I had an overall positive learning experience at my clinical rotation. 42. My clinical instructor was on time for clinical. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.66 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.93 30 68.18 41 93.18 Sometimes 13 29.55 Sometimes 3 6.82 Sometimes 1 2.27 Sometimes 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00

43. My clinical instructor encouraged me to make clinical judgments. 44. My clinical instructor promoted an environment in which I felt respected. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.86 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.80 38 86.36 37 84.09 Sometimes 6 13.64 Sometimes 6 13.64 Sometimes 0 0.00 Sometimes 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 2.27 45. My clinical instructor demonstrated evidence of current nursing knowledge. 46. My clinical instructor demonstrated evidence of competency in nursing skills. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.88 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.89 38 88.37 39 88.64 Sometimes 5 11.63 Sometimes 5 11.36 Sometimes 0 0.00 Sometimes 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 47. My clinical instructor was available for the supervision of invasive skills. 48. My clinical instructor provided me with constructive feedback on my progress in clinical. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.55 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.82 34 77.27 38 86.36 Sometimes 6 13.64 Sometimes 4 9.09 Sometimes 1 2.27 Sometimes 2 4.55 0 0.00 0 0.00 Not Applicable 3 6.82 Not Applicable 0 0.00 49. My clinical instructor facilitated post-conference to enhance meeting of clinical objectives. 50. My clinical instructor acted as a positive role model regarding patient safety, client advocacy, caring, cultural sensitivity, and collaboration. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.86 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.84 39 88.64 39 88.64 Sometimes 4 9.09 Sometimes 4 9.09 Sometimes 1 2.27 Sometimes 0 0.00 0 0.00 1 2.27

51. The skills lab coordinator/instructors were organized. 52. The skills lab coordinator/instructors explained expectations satisfactorily. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.68 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.59 33 75.00 30 68.18 Sometimes 8 18.18 Sometimes 10 22.73 Sometimes 3 6.82 Sometimes 4 9.09 0 0.00 0 0.00 53. The skills lab coordinator/instructors evaluated performance according to specified criteria. 54. The skills lab coordinator/instructors answered questions satisfactorily. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.73 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.68 34 77.27 33 75.00 Sometimes 8 18.18 Sometimes 8 18.18 0 0.00 0 0.00 55. The skills lab coordinator/instructors were available to assist in practice when needed. 56. Adequate equipment was available. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.76 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.64 34 80.95 32 72.73 Sometimes 6 14.29 Sometimes 9 20.45 Sometimes 2 4.76 Sometimes 2 4.55 0 0.00 1 2.27 57. Sufficient time was allotted to practice skills. 58. Sufficient time was allotted for check-offs. Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.73 Response Frequency Percent Mean: 3.84 35 79.55 38 86.36 Sometimes 7 15.91 Sometimes 5 11.36 Sometimes 1 2.27 Sometimes 1 2.27 1 2.27 0 0.00