policy impact/healthcare narrative review

The interviewee must be someone who has had health problems, or works with someone with health problems that impact their life expectations. Ideally, the health concerns will be related to your own interests for the Final Policy Memo and may provide more insight into the problems at hand. The interviewee may be a family member, but not the student themselves! If you choose to interview a patient, do not violate any HIPAA policies or collect any protected health information (PHI). And if you choose to interview someone under 18, parents must be present during the interview and questions may be reworded as needed to be age appropriate for the child or parent.

Due to the nature of interviewing, the interview content may use informal phrases and be written in first or third person, at the student’s discretion. Word count of the student and interviewee responses only is expected to be 1,000-1,500, and does NOT include references, title page, or the questions provided in the template.

Below is the rubric to follow:

Title of Your Policy Impact / Healthcare Narrative
Your Name
University of West Florida
Method of interview: (In person, telephone, specify if another method)
Date of interview:
Time of interview:
Course Name and Number
Instructor
Due Date
Title of Your Policy Impact / Healthcare Narrative
Student Introduction
Please discuss why you selected this individual for your interview.
Student’s Response:
Interview Questions for Interviewee’s Responses
Please highlight how your health problem has impacted your life and/or work over time.
Response:
Have specific policies been a barrier or facilitator for you to receive the health care you need?
Response:
What is your own role in your health care?
Response:
What is the role of the nursing profession in your health care?
Response:
Have technology and the internet changed your ability to receive the health care you need?
Response:
Has the Affordable Care Act affected your ability to receive the health care needed?
Response:
Has the current political environment (from a local, state, or national perspective) impacted your ability to receive the health care you need?
Response:
Is health care a right in our country? Or should it be?
Response:
What would your “ideal” health care system of the future look like, if money were not an issue?
Response:
Additional questions and responses may be included as appropriate.
Student Summary and Analysis of the Interview
Provide a summary of what you learned from this interview.
Student’s Response:
What surprised you, or provided new insight during the interview? Analyze from different ethical perspectives (For ex: patient, provider or family).
Student’s Response:
What policy action could be taken, if any, to assist this individual?
Student’s Response:
What is the provider’s role in assisting this person and what action could be taken?
Student’s Response:
References are not required but are expected if a statement is made within the text. Any references used should begin on a new page and be in APA format.
Remove all instructions in italics, including these words.

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