Source: Aggregated outcome assessment results from 2011 capstone courses.
0% Non-Performance: Does not explain the architecture used to manage health care systems or its impact on health care system management.
1% Basic: Explains the architecture used to manage health care systems; correctly uses basic terminology to explain technical aspects of the architecture, but does not analyze the impact on health care system management.
27% Proficient: Analyzes the architecture used to manage health care systems; in the analysis, describes how major technical factors of the architecture specifically affect health care system management and delivery of data.
73% Distinguished: Thoroughly analyzes architecture used to manage health care systems including how major technical factors of architecture specifically affect health care system management, data delivery, and architecture effectiveness.
0% Non-Performance: Does not identify standards or explain how they apply to health care data management practices.
4% Basic: Explains standards used to manage health care data and their interrelationship with health care data management practices.
27% Proficient: Analyzes standards used to manage data, including ability to support health care data management, importance of standards compliance, and technical requirements related to user access and transmission.
69% Distinguished: Thoroughly analyzes standards used to manage data, including ability to support and drive data management, risks of noncompliance, technical requirements and best practices related to user access and transmission.
0% Non-Performance: Does not demonstrate health information data research and analysis; selects nonscholarly resources; does not describe how research information applies to organizational problems or can support data management decisions.
1% Basic: Demonstrates inconsistent health information data research and analysis; selects scholarly research but not necessarily statistical evidence; bases some conclusions on faulty or inaccurate information and assumptions.
28% Proficient: Demonstrates health information data research and analysis; selects, analyzes, and applies appropriate scholarly research and statistical evidence to organizational problems and decision making.
71% Distinguished: Demonstrates comprehensive health information data research and analysis; selects, analyzes, and integrates scholarly research and statistical evidence, summarizes findings in a manner appropriate for management.
0% Non-Performance: Does not identify health care organization, processes, and delivery systems or explain how they can impact an organization or quality of patient care.
2% Basic: Identifies structures, processes, and delivery systems in place; explains how they impact business and quality of patient care; recognizes perspectives of various stakeholders but does not recognize priorities.
17% Proficient: Evaluates health care organization, process, and delivery; recognizes priorities of stakeholders; evaluates ability of structure and processes to effectively deliver health care data management solutions.
82% Distinguished: Thoroughly evaluates health care organization, process, and delivery; evaluates how conflicting priorities among stakeholders impact ability to deliver data management solutions; evaluates receptiveness to change.
0% Non-Performance: Does not demonstrate knowledge of and security management of health care data; does not demonstrate understanding of health care data or requirements for managing it securely.
0% Basic: Demonstrates limited knowledge and security management of health care data; demonstrates understanding of data, but not associated risks; demonstrates requirements, but not strategies, for managing it securely.
28% Proficient: Demonstrates knowledge of and security management of health care data; demonstrates understanding of and risks associated with health care data, and requirements and strategies for managing it securely.
72% Distinguished: Demonstrates in-depth knowledge and security management of health care data; understands relevant industry issues, associated risks, requirements and strategies for managing it securely from all perspectives.
0% Non-Performance: Does not demonstrate leadership and management skills; does not recognize strategic management, planning, communication management skills or strategies or relationship to industry and organizational demands.
1% Basic: Demonstrates limited leadership and management skills; recognizes effective strategic management, planning, communication skills and strategies, but not relationship to industry and organizational requirements.
41% Proficient: Demonstrates leadership and management skills; demonstrates effective strategic management, planning, and communication skills and strategies that reflect industry and organizational equirements.
58% Distinguished: Demonstrates expert leadership and management skills; effective strategic management, planning, and communication skills; and strategies positioned for industry, global organizations, and multinational marketplaces.