The whole point of this paper is for you to answe this big question;
How does the rise of digital health technologies impact the doctor-patient relationship in
the contemporary healthcare system?
And also answer these sub questions
Sub-questions:
1. In what ways do digital health technologies mediate doctor-patient communication and
interaction?
2. How do digital health technologies alter power dynamics between doctors and patients?
3. What are some ethical implications of using digital health technologies in doctor-patient
relationships
You will have to read the draft paper I wrote to give your guidance and you must revisit the citations that are provided in that paper that I have provided and your purpose is to expand on all those points and basically argue and defend your stances in order to answer those questions stated above with the same citations that are there and also by giving your own ideas.
Rubric
You need a clear introduction of what this paper is about, and a concise thesis
• Introduction: The introduction will ideally propose the research question(s) and establish an argument, accurately describe the paper’s methodology/data/logic (i.e., list the topics it will cover it is showed in the paper I have attached : doctor patient communication and digital health technology, power relationships between patients and physicians and ethical implications), and state a thesis clearly.
• Thesis: It will be concise and analytical, and will show insight into the student’s topic.
• Organization: The argument for each topic will be logically broken down into manageable units , each of which will be well supported by appropriate evidence from the already given references. There will be smooth transitions between the paper’s sections.
• Development: There is more than the summation of others’ ideas. Every detail is analysed and introduced in support of some facet of the author’s argument.
• Use of Evidence: Evidence will be carefully analysed from the citations and references that are already given and effectively integrated, and appropriate conclusions will be drawn from it. If secondary evidence is cited, it will be fully and accurately documented.
• Conclusion: There will be an effective conclusion that steps back from the paper’s argument and contextualizes it, or indicates how it might be taken to the next level.
• Style: The paper will be largely free from error and awkwardness; the writing will be
clear and effective, without being wordy or mannered.
• Formatting: The paper will be cleanly and accurately formatted.
These papers are structurally sound, mechanically flawless, and show impressive interpretative ability. Either they show truly insightful reading of existing research, or their argument is strikingly original, or they combine creativity and analysis in ways that get our attention.
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