MS in Transfusion and Transplantation Sciences Assessment Plan I. Program Outcomes
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1 MS in Transfusion and Transplantation Sciences Assessment Plan I. Program Outcomes Program Outcomes (POs) are defined as: the knowledge, skills, or behaviors that a program s students should be able to demonstrate upon program completion. The POs represent the big picture, depicting broad aspects of desired student capabilities, encompassing multiple and varied learning experiences and reflecting key criteria of the student s transition from education to profession. POs should be student centered, aligned with national standards, and measurable, assessable, or observable in some way. 1. Demonstrate technical understanding of essential concepts in all aspects of respective study track (blood transfusion medicine or cellular therapies). 2. Communicate complex technical concepts along with test results and methods of problem solving through oral, written and electronic methods clearly and accurately. 3. Demonstrate application of basic concepts to analyze and interpret qualitative and quantitative data in order to resolve technical issues in the laboratory that may ultimately impact patient care. 4. Achieve accurate and precise results when performing lab related activities. 5. Demonstrate adequate knowledge and skills to function at the level of an advanced technologist in the laboratory for either track. 6. Demonstrate knowledge of the regulations and standards (track dependent) to ensure laboratory compliance. 7. Demonstrate knowledge of skills required to manage a laboratory in either track. (e.g, project management, budgeting, SOP writing, HR skills, experimental design, quality plan preparation, etc)
2 II. Curriculum Map Transfusion Medicine Track Curriculum Mapping Matrix: Linking Program Outcomes to Curriculum Master of Science in Transfusion and Transplantation Science, CAHS, DADS located at Hoxworth Blood Center/University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center CAAHEP Accreditation minimum To prepare competent entry level Specialists in Blood Bank Technology/Transfusion Medicine expectations (SBBT/TM) in the cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills), and affective (behavior) domains. Key E= Emerging D = Developing A = Achieved Program Learning Outcomes 1) Demonstrate technical understanding of essential concepts in all aspects of respective study track (blood transfusion medicine or cellular therapies). 2) Communicate complex technical concepts along with test results and methods of problem solving through oral, written and electronic methods clearly and accurately. 3) Demonstrate application of basic concepts to analyze and interpret qualitative and quantitative data in order to resolve technical issues in the laboratory that may ultimately impact patient care. Foundations of Tx Med I BTM8001 LabClin Prac I BTM8011 Courses required per P 1 Tx Med Sem I/II BTM8004/05 Foundations of Tx Med II BTM8002 Lab Clin Prac II BTM8012 Tx Med Teach Prac BTM8041 E,D E E/D E, D, A D,A A E E E/D D E, D, A E,D E E E/D D D,A D 4) Achieve accurate and precise results when performing lab related activities. E D,A E
3 Program Learning Outcomes 5) Demonstrate adequate knowledge and skills to function at the level of an advanced technologist in the laboratory for either track. 6) Demonstrate knowledge of regulations and standards (trackdependent) to ensure laboratory compliance. Foundations of Tx Med I BTM8001 LabClin Prac I BTM8011 Tx Med Sem I/II BTM8004/05 Foundations of Tx Med II BTM8002 Lab Clin Prac II BTM8012 A A A A E D D,A Tx Med Teach Prac BTM8041 7) Demonstrate knowledge of skills required to manage a laboratory (e.g, project management, budgeting, SOP writing, HR skills, experimental design, quality plan preparation, etc) E E E/D D D D Program learning outcomes Research I Research II Thesis Defense Mock Board exam 1) Demonstrate technical understanding of essential concepts in all aspects of respective study track (blood transfusion medicine or cellular therapies). 2) Communicate complex technical concepts along with test results and methods of problem solving through oral, written and electronic methods clearly and accurately. D D,A A A D D,A A
4 Program learning outcomes Research I Research II Thesis Defense Mock Board exam 3) Demonstrate application of basic concepts to analyze and interpret qualitative and quantitative data in order to resolve technical issues in the laboratory that may ultimately impact patient care. 4) Achieve accurate and precise results when performing lab related activities. 5) Demonstrate adequate knowledge and skills to function at the level of an advanced technologist in the laboratory for either track. 6) Demonstrate knowledge of regulations and standards (trackdependent) to ensure laboratory compliance. 7) Demonstrate knowledge of skills required to manage a laboratory (e.g, project management, budgeting, SOP writing, HR skills, experimental design, quality plan preparation, etc) E D,A D A A E D A A D D,A
5 I. Curriculum Map Cellular Therapies Track Curriculum Mapping Matrix: Linking Program Outcomes to Curriculum Master of Science in Transfusion and Transplantation Science, CAHS, DADS located at Hoxworth Blood Center/University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center Key E= Emerging D = Developing A = Achieved Program Learning Outcomes 1) Demonstrate technical understanding of essential concepts in all aspects of respective study track (blood transfusion medicine or cellular therapies). 2) Communicate complex technical concepts along with test results and methods of problem solving through oral, written and electronic methods clearly and accurately. 3) Demonstrate application of basic concepts to analyze and interpret qualitative and quantitative data in order to resolve technical issues in the laboratory that may ultimately impact patient care. Foundations of Cell Therapy I CT 8031 CT Lab Prac I CT 8051 Courses required per P 1 Seminar CT 8041 Foundations of Cell Therapy II CT 8032 CT Lab Prac II CT 8052 E E D D, A E E D D, A
6 Program Learning Outcomes Foundations of Cell Therapy I CT 8031 CT Lab Prac I CT 8051 Seminar CT 8041 Foundations of Cell Therapy II CT 8032 CT Lab Prac II CT ) Achieve accurate and precise results when performing labrelated activities. 5) Demonstrate adequate knowledge and skills to function at the level of an advanced technologist in the laboratory for either track. 6) Demonstrate knowledge of regulations and standards (track dependent) to ensure laboratory compliance. 7) Demonstrate knowledge of skills required to manage a laboratory (e.g, project management, budgeting, SOP writing, HR skills, experimental design, quality plan preparation, etc) E D, A E D, A E, D, A E E Program learning outcomes Research I CT 8061 Research II CT 8062 Thesis Defense 1 Demonstrate technical understanding of essential concepts in all aspects of respective study track (blood transfusion medicine or cellular therapies). D D A *Molecular Biology D *Immunology D
7 Program learning outcomes Research I CT 8061 Research II CT 8062 Thesis Defense 2) Communicate complex technical concepts along with test results and methods of problem solving through oral, written and electronic methods clearly and accurately. 3) Demonstrate application of basic concepts to analyze and interpret qualitative and quantitative data in order to resolve technical issues in the laboratory that may ultimately impact patient care. 4) Achieve accurate and precise results when performing labrelated activities. 5) Demonstrate adequate knowledge and skills to function at the level of an advanced technologist in the laboratory for either track. 6) Demonstrate knowledge of regulations and standards (track dependent) to ensure laboratory compliance. D D,A A D D D A *Scientific writing D *Ethics in Research D
8 Program learning outcomes Research I CT 8061 Research II CT 8062 Thesis Defense 7) Demonstrate knowledge of skills required to manage a laboratory (e.g, project management, budgeting, SOP writing, HR skills, experimental design, quality plan preparation, etc) D D
9 III. Program Assessment Measures Assessment type Written exams Lab Practicals Performance Assessment Critique Writing assignments Oral Presentations Mock certification exam Description Periodic written exams to assess knowledge and understanding of material presented in lectures. Laboratory exercises that function as an assessment of a student s lab skills. Multiple iterations of wet and dry case studies/ and unknown samples to provide evidence that students can apply theory and knowledge of principles. Instructor observation of methods performed in laboratory practicals and demonstrations Faculty evaluations of student presentations; and writing assignments Utilized to assess student understanding of technologies related to the discipline and to assess and teach technical writing skills. A classroom presentation of current literature on a subject related to the discipline Final exam used to certify that student is ready to take the national certification exam Expected Level of Achievement Students must achieve an 80% on all written exams. Remediation is required for grades lower than 80%. Must achieve 100% on all ABO/Rh test results; must achieve 85% on all red cell antibody identification exercises; must achieve 85% on provision of appropriately prepared blood products. A satisfactory rating from Instructor. Faculty provides feedback for improvement and evaluates various characteristics on a 5 point scale. Aggregate score of 3 is expected for all presentations. Evidence of improvement with each assignment; if grade below B, student must take writing assessment and additional coursework in the English dept. (or ESL for international students. Faculty provides feedback for improvement and evaluate various characteristics on a 5 point scale. Aggregate score of 3 is expected for all presentations. Mock board exam is used as a marker of completion provides the student with important info regarding how to focus study time prior to the actual board exam. Students must pass with a 75%.
10 Assessment type Oral Defense Thesis Standardized Testing Student Rotation surveys {SSI} Student Surveys Description A presentation of the student s research thesis where the student is expected to respond to questions and defend results and conclusions of their research findings. A formal written presentation of original research performed by the student Results from end of program national certification exam are used to evaluate curriculum Staff evaluations of student rotations through each department of the blood center. These evaluations include some professional development points on time; effective communication; provides students with ideas for thesis. Student surveys completed soon after graduation designed to learn the student s opinion of program strengths and weaknesses Expected Level of Achievement All students must have thesis committee members agreement that student s effort is acceptable prior to upload of thesis to grad school site. All students must have thesis committee members agreement that student s effort is acceptable prior to upload of thesis to grad school site. 80% of students must pass the SBB exam on the first attempt. *req d by accrediting body* 100% of students must receive a satisfactory score (average score of 3 on a 5 point scale). 5 point scale; any items below 3 are evaluated by faculty for improvement ideas; open comment section is reviewed by all faculty and/or disciplinespecific faculty based on the nature of the comment or suggestion. Employer Surveys Alumni Surveys Surveys sent to employers of recent graduates to assess whether program graduates have the necessary job skills and if there are other skills that employers particularly value that graduates are not acquiring in the program. Surveys sent to alumni one time 3 years after graduation to assess positions achieved and whether the program prepared them well for their position requirements 100% participation by employers of graduates 2 yrs following completion. *req d by accrediting body* 100% participation by graduates 2 yrs after completion of the program; score of 3 on scale of 5. *required by accrediting body*
11 Assessment type Curriculum Analysis Description An annual survey to faculty on suggestions for curriculum improvement Expected Level of Achievement 100% participation by faculty
12 IV. Assessment Infrastructure The Program Director will assess learning outcomes every three years, and present a summary to faculty. At expected enrollment levels of 2 students per year, a detailed summary of each student s progress can be prepared from a review of all assessments for each student. The summary will be presented to all Program faculty to prompt each faculty member (5) to suggest improvements in either the curriculum or the means of assessment. The Program Director will be responsible for implementing those improvements with consensus approval. Because of the low enrollment, curriculum adjustments typically happen for each individual student to match their interests and maximize their experience in the Program.
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