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Novice
New learners with no experience; rely on rules and guidelines.
Advanced Beginner
Some experience; can recognize recurring situations but need support.
Competent
2–3 years of practice; more organized, plans care based on long-term goals.
Proficient
Sees situations holistically; uses experience to guide decisions.
Expert
Intuitive understanding of clinical situations; acts confidently without needing rules.
Assessment
Collect patient data (vitals, history, observations)
Diagnosis
Identify patient problems (nursing, not medical)
Planning
Set measurable, realistic goals and choose interventions.
Implementation
Put the care plan into action
Evaluation
Check if goals were met and adjust as needed
1st step in Caputi framework
Getting the information
2nd step in Caputi framework
Making meaning of the information
3rd step in Caputi framework
Determining actions to take
4th step in Caputi framework
Taking action
5th step in Caputi framework
Evaluating outcomes and your thinking
Assessment ( NP )
Getting the info ( CP )
What findings are most significant?
What findings need follow up?
What additional information is needed?
What questions should the nurse ask?
Diagnosis ( NP )
Making meaning of the info ( CP )
What findings did you expect?
What patient problems are consistent with these findings?
Is the data concerning?
Planning ( NP )
Determining actions to take ( CP )
What interventions are indicated?
What outcomes are most important?
How will the interventions promote the expected outcomes of care?
What interventions should be avoided?
Implementation ( NP )
Taking action ( CP )
What interventions are appropriate?
What intervention should be done first?
What actions should be taken now?
What would you teach before discharge?
What should be reported ASAP?
Evaluation ( NP )
Evaluating your outcomes and thinking ( CP )
What findings show the patient is improving?
Are the interventions effective?
What observations would you make to see if the patient understands discharge instructions, how to do a procedure/treatment at home?
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