42 to >38.0 pts
Approximately 100% to >90%
Student evaluates a continuum of care scenario based on established models, to include a thorough and detailed proposal of at least one improvement that could be made based on three of the elements of the value-based care model (“organize care around medical conditions,” “measure outcomes and cost for every patient,” and “aligning reimbursement with value”) and proposal of at least one improvement that could be made based on three of the IOM Aims (“be patient-centered,” “be effective,” and “be safe”). They demonstrate depth, breadth, and clarity in critical thinking and include multiple relevant examples and evidence from the readings and/or other scholarly sources. |
38 to >33.5 pts
Approximately 90% to >80%
Student evaluates a continuum of care scenario based on established models, to include a moderately detailed proposal of at least one improvement that could be made based on three of the elements of the value-based care model (“organize care around medical conditions,” “measure outcomes and cost for every patient,” and “aligning reimbursement with value”) and proposal of at least one improvement that could be made based on three of the IOM Aims (“be patient-centered,” “be effective,” and “be safe”). They mostly demonstrate depth, breadth, and clarity in critical thinking and include at least one pertinent example and evidence from the readings and/or other scholarly sources. |
33.5 to >29.5 pts
Approximately 80% to >70%
Student evaluates a continuum of care scenario based on established models, to include a marginally detailed proposal of at least one improvement that could be made based on three of the elements of the value-based care model (“organize care around medical conditions,” “measure outcomes and cost for every patient,” and “aligning reimbursement with value”) and proposal of at least one improvement that could be made based on three of the IOM Aims (“be patient-centered,” “be effective,” and “be safe”). They demonstrate minimal depth, breadth, and clarity in critical thinking. They may be lacking or incorrect in some areas, details, and/or specificity. They may not include sufficient pertinent examples or evidence from sources. |
29.5 to >0 pts
Approximately 70% to >0%
Student demonstrates little to no evidence of evaluating a continuum of care scenario based on established models and/or includes a cursory or incomplete proposal of at least one improvement that could be made based on three of the elements of the value-based care model (“organize care around medical conditions,” “measure outcomes and cost for every patient,” and “aligning reimbursement with value”) and proposal of at least one improvement that could be made based on three of the IOM Aims (“be patient-centered,” “be effective,” and “be safe”). They demonstrate a lack of depth, breadth, and clarity in critical thinking and may not include pertinent examples or evidence from sources. |