Rubrics
Description:
This database contains rubrics created by instructors within the Clinical Mind AI platform. Each row represents one criterion–level pair within a rubric, meaning that a single rubric may generate multiple rows corresponding to its various assessment criteria and their associated performance levels. Rubrics are used by instructors to evaluate student performance in activities such as medical history taking, open-ended responses, and visit note writing. The long format allows detailed analysis of each criterion, performance level, and descriptor across rubrics.
Variables:
id — Unique system-generated identifier for the rubric. Multiple rows may share the same id, representing different criteria or levels within the same rubric.
title — Name of the rubric as entered by the creator.
purpose — Educational purpose of the rubric (e.g., assessing diagnostic reasoning, communication skills, or visit notes) as entered by the creator.
maxScore — Maximum total score attainable for the full rubric.
criteria — Specific skill or performance dimension evaluated (e.g., “History completeness,” “Assessment clarity”).
criteriaOrder — Numerical order of the criterion within the rubric structure (e.g., 1 = first criterion, 2 = second criterion).
levelOrder — Numerical order of the performance level within the criterion (e.g., 1 = first column on the left, 2 = next column to the right, etc.).
levelScore — Numeric value assigned to the performance level within the criterion.
levelRequirement — Descriptor defining what is expected at that specific performance level (e.g., “The student clearly introduces self and patient”).
createdAt — Date and time when the rubric was first created on the platform.
updatedAt — Date and time of the most recent update to the rubric.
originallyBy — Identifier of the user who created the rubric. To retrieve user details (e.g., name or role), join with the Users database.
institution — Name of the institution associated with the rubric.
country — Country in which the associated institution is located.