NURS FPX 4905 Assessment 1 BSN Practicum Conference Call Template
Student Name
Capella University
NURS FPX 4905
Professor Name
Submission Date
BSN Practicum Conference Call Template
Date: Meeting Date Attending: Student, Professor & Preceptor Meeting objectives:- Discuss the student’s progress and what is going well during the practicum.
- Identify any difficulties or concerns being experienced during the practicum.
- Review the student’s goals for the practicum experience.
| Topic | Notes |
| Meeting | The student took part in a Zoom conference with the instructor and preceptor to discuss the practicum experience. The student expressed interest in the practicum. The instructor offered useful guidance and encouraged him during the meeting. |
| Action Plan: Arrange more meetings as needed to provide ongoing guidance and assisstance. | |
| Practicum Hours | Practicum hours should be documented according to the actual dates and hours completed. CEUs and webinars should not be included as practicum hours. A maximum of 12 hours should be recorded for one day. |
| Action item: Enter practicum hours under the correct dates. Record only the actual number of hours completed each day. | |
| Hour Logging | The format to enter all the practicum hours under one date is inaccurate. Each entry should show the hours completed on the corresponding working date. |
| Action tip: Check each entry carefully. The hours should be recorded against the correct practicum dates rather than combining hours from multiple days. | |
| Core Realm Submission | The student’s name should be included in the Core Realm while entering practicum hours to identify the submitted hours properly. |
| Action item: Include the student’s name when submitting the recorded practicum hours in Core Realm. | |
| Instructor Advice | The instructor advised the student to strictly follow the assessment instructions and scoring guides, with particular attention to Assessments 2 and 4. |
| Action Item: Review the assessment instructions and scoring rubrics before starting each assessment, especially Assessments 2 and 4. |