Mutaz Alsheikh Hasan Evaluation

Typically precise, logical, reliable, purposeful, and efficient. Establishes a broad base of information about patient.

Typically complete, accurate, directed toward patient's problems. Properly sequenced. Elicits subtle findings.

Accurately utilizes literature to find up top date management to specific medical problems in the ICU.

Typically proficient. Minimizes risk and discomfort. Provides proper explanations of purpose of procedures.

Typically reasonably well-informed and sound application. Sound knowledge of disease, pathophysiology, diagnosis and therapy. Reflects up-to-date knowledge.

Constantly evaluates own performance. Pursues self-directed learning. Accepts feedback with enthusiasm. Positively responds to feedback. Uses literature to enhance patient care and fund of knowledge.

Always demonstrates integrity, respect, compassion and empathy for patients. Establishes trust. Primary concern is for the patient's welfare. Maintains creditability, excellent rapport with patients and families, and respects patient's need for information. Able to communicate in an effective and friendly manner with team members, nurses, support personnel and the patient/family.

Enthusiastic, responsive, reliable, committed, cooperative, respectful. Arrives on time. Shows regard for others’ opinions and demonstrates initiative and ability to provide appropriate leadership in the ICU setting. Medical records are legible and timely.

Effectively utilizes available resources. Effectively utilizes consultants and diagnostic services (rad/path). Makes appropriate use of critical paths and treatment protocols. Systematically approaches patient care to reduce errors. Enthusiastically assists in developing systems' improvement.