English to Russian Other Medical: Health Care

Evaluation criteria
Excellent (5): The student is able to solve problems in mental health, crisis and intoxicant abuse work in nursing practice innovatively. The student is able to assess his/her learning and the skills he/she has acquired in a comprehensive, critical and instructive manner. The skills demonstrated by the student clearly exceed the basic requirements of the profession.
Very good (4): The student is able to apply the latest national and international evidence-based information in various branches of science to mental health, crisis and intoxicant abuse work in nursing practice. He/she assesses this information critically, analytically and demonstrating creative thinking.
Good (3): The student has comprehensively mastered the knowledge base of mental health, crisis and intoxicant abuse work in nursing practice. The student is familiar with the evidence-based knowledge base of the course and is able to draw on it to independently complete course assignments. The student is able to share information on mental health, crisis and intoxicant abuse work in nursing practice acquired by him/her and critically justify its use.
Satisfactory (2): The student draws on the most central information sources of the course. The student is able to assess information from various perspectives, for example in terms of professional ethics and the evidence-based nature of the information.
Adequate (1): The student is familiar with the knowledge base of mental health, crisis and intoxicant abuse work in nursing practice.
Fail (0): The student lacks the basic knowledge of mental health, crisis and intoxicant abuse work in nursing practice. The student does not demonstrate an ability to assume his/her share of responsibility for assignments and projects related to mental health, crisis and intoxicant abuse work in nursing practice.