Acuity One45 is responsible for sending out the Phase 3 assessment and evaluation forms to preceptors and students. The method of distribution of the forms is referred to as the Evaluation Workflow.
The evaluation workflow in Phase 3 is maintained by the Acuity Implementation team staff. If updates are needed for certain evaluation workflows, please contact the Acuity Implementation team at AcuityONE45Support@med.wisc.edu.
Below is a process overview of each of the workflows within Phase 3 and how they operate within the system.
At the implementation for Phase 3, all courses entered into Acuity were set up with workflows for assessments and evaluations. The course's assigned workflows can be viewed if the viewer is an assigned Rotation Head on the course.
To access a course through the rotation head:
The Workflow tab shows an overview of the evaluation workflow settings for that course + location. Click "view" to view the contents of the form assigned to that rotation.
NOTE: The Acuity One45 support team is responsible for setting up the Evaluation Workflows for Phase 3. Any questions can be directed to AcuityONE45Support@med.wisc.edu.
The Distributor Function is a workflow in which a person (distributor) facilitates the matching between student and preceptor. Within Acuity One45, there are two ranks for the preceptors: Faculty and Teacher/Resident. If both ranks assess students, the distributor could receive multiple matching.
If a course is using the distributor workflow for assessments, it is most likely also being used for evaluations. This means that a distributor could receive up to 4 matches per student per course.
The process below describes the assessment distribution process, but this may run alongside the evaluation distribution process outlined below (Evaluation: Distributor Function (Student Evaluates Preceptor))
The Best Guess List function is useful when a single person or group of people always assess students for a specific course.
Acuity One45 is able to add individual(s) to a course's best guess list which allows the assessment forms to be sent directly to the preceptor's To Do page in Acuity One45.
The process described below is when assessments are sent using the Best Guess List. This process may run alongside the process when evaluations are sent using the Best Guess List. See below (Evaluation: Best Guess Function (Student Evaluates Preceptor(s))
The Distributor Function is a workflow in which a person (distributor) facilitates the matching between student and preceptor. If a course is using the distributor workflow for assessments, it is most likely also being used for evaluations. This means that a distributor could receive up to 4 matches per student per course.
The process below describes the evaluation distribution process, but this may run alongside the assessment distribution process outlined above (Assessment: Distributor Function (Preceptor(s) Assesses Student))
The Best Guess List function is useful when a single person or group of people always assess students for a specific course.
Acuity One45 is able to add individual(s) to a course's best guess list which allows the assessment forms to be sent directly to the preceptor's To Do page in Acuity One45.
The process described below is when assessments are sent using the Best Guess List. This process may run alongside the process when evaluations are sent using the Best Guess List. See above (Assessment: Best Guess Function (Preceptor(s) Assess Student)).
Many of the Phase 3 courses use a self-send function, in which the student can initiate evaluations of preceptors.
This process is entirely set up by the Acuity Implementation team and only interfaces with the student within Acuity One45.
For questions and support, please email: AcuityONE45Support@med.wisc.edu