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Grading Rubric: LHR/DSR Matrix (80 points)

Excellent

Good

Poor

LHR/DRS Designation (30 points)

30-26 points: Is able to distinguish if an element is LHR, DRS, Both or none. Provides source material to justify decision.

25-21 points: Is able to distinguish if an element is LHR, DRS, Both or none in most cases. .

21-0 points: Does not demonstrate a grasp of the differences between LHR and DRS.

Retention

(25 points)

25-23 points: Retention is noted for every item. The retention is consistent with federal, licensing, state, and accreditation guidelines. Justification is noted in the comment section.

22 -19 points: Most items have a retention date. The majority are consistent with federal, licensing, accreditation or state guidelines. Justification is noted in the comment section.

18-0 points:

Only a few items have a designated retention date. Dates are not based on guidelines. No or little justification is provided.

Reflection (15 points)

15-13 points: Reflection is well written and supports opinion regarding the importance of making these distinctions.

12-10 points: Reflection indicates some depth of thought regarding the importance of making these distinctions.

8-0 points: Reflection is not present, or does not provide any insight as to their opinion regarding the importance of making these distinctions.

Mechanics

(10 points)

10-9 points: No proofreading errors.

Use of shading, borders, etc. Easy to read and navigate

8-7 points: 1-3 proofreading errors. Easy to read. Uses some formatting and borders. Easy to navigate.

6-0 points:

More than 3 errors. There is no use of formatting to make the documents easy to follow.

Additional Reading:  Data Mapping and Its Impact on Data Integrity.  AHIMA. 2013  http://bok.ahima.org/PdfView?oid=107154

Rubric

Due Week 1 Day 7

Submit your Matrix in Assignments via the left-hand navigation menu.

Submit your reflection in a journal via the left-hand navigation menu. ( LHR/DRS Matrix Reflection )