Health Policy critique

The presentation will consist of a title slide, 3-4
presentation slides, and a references slide for a total of 6-7 slides. Students
will summarize and analyze one current newspaper article (written in the
semester year of the course). The article must relate to some aspect of health
policy or health care issue that could influence health policy. One critique
will use an article from the Business section of the newspaper (Topical outline
will inform you when to select an article from the Business section). The
article will be summarized and presented in electronic slide format (e.g.
PowerPoint). The article posted must be cited in APA format (see APA Style
Manual 7th edition for citing newspaper articles). The only reference used in
the critique is the actual newspaper article. Explanation for grading the
health policy critique presentation follows: Grading Components Content Summary
(5 points per critique) 1. Title slide (1 slide) Name of the article, your
name, and Mercy College (DO NOT LIST THE AUTHOR) 2. Brief description of the
issue or issues presented in the article (1 slide). a. Do not use the author(s)
name (this will be provided on the References slide) b. Do not include the
article title (this is done on the title slide) 3. Identify key stakeholders
(e.g., nurses such as RNs, NPs, advocacy organizations such as NYSNA, AMA,
particular groups, etc.) who may have proposed the issue, may be affected by
the issue, or proposed a specific policy (1 slide). a. Must be specific the
public and the government are too broad b. Who is the intended audience? 4.
Briefly analyzed the article by answering the following questions (2-3 slides):
a. What point is the author(s) making? b. What evidence is presented that
supports their point of view (facts provided in the article) c. Does this issue
affect the work you currently do? i. If yes, how so? ii. If no, why not? d. How
does this issue affect your patients? i. If yes, how so? ii. If no, why not? 5.
References slide (1 slide)

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