NR506 Week 4 Presentation Paper NR506 Week 4 Presentation Paper The purpose of this assignment is to prepare for the professional presentation to an elected official of the selected healthcare concern and the proposed solution. This includes the identification of communication strategies as well as development of presentation content. NR506 Week 4 Presentation Paper Due Date Sunday 11:59 p.m. MT at the end of Week 4 Total Points: 200 points NR506 Week 4 Assignment: preparation of presentation to elected official Guidelines ORDER INSTRUCTIONS-COMPLIANT NURSING PAPERS Requirements Description of the Assignment For this assignment, the focus is preparation for the presentation to the selected elected official regarding the healthcare concern and the proposed resolution. A video presentation of the healthcare concern and its proposed resolution will be prepared and presented. Following completion of this, a written self-evaluation is required. Criteria for Content Video Presentation: NR506 Week 4 Assignment: preparation of presentation to elected official Guidelines Content: The video presentation is to include the following elements: Introduction of self Presentation of healthcare policy concern Presentation of student identified solution to the healthcare policy concern Summary Evaluation of video presentation includes the following elements: Content: Introduction of self Presentation of healthcare policy concern Presentation of student identified solution to the healthcare policy concern Summary Information is relevant to healthcare concern and its solution Method of Delivery: Effective opening Stayed connected to audience Grammar was correct Style of Delivery: Eye contact Voice clarity Gestures Appearance Paper Content: NR506 Week 4 Assignment: preparation of presentation to elected official Guidelines Overview of the healthcare policy concern and solution: This section provides a concise but comprehensive overview of the healthcare policy as well as the solution. Required content includes: Identification of the healthcare policy Identification of the student identified solution Relevance to the community or population group Identification of communication techniques: This section requires the delineation of communication techniques useful to the upcoming presentation to the selected elected official. Required content includes: Identification of the selected elected official and position Rationale for the selection Identification of 4 (four) beneficial communication/presentation techniques NR506 Week Four Assignment: preparation of presentation to elected official Guidelines Providing scholarly resources that support the use of the identified communication techniques Self-evaluation of video presentation: This section provides an opportunity for self-evaluation of the video recording. The student must self-evaluate oneself in each major content area by identifying one positive and one area to improve (i.e. content, method of delivery, and style of delivery): Content: Introduction of self Presentation of healthcare policy concern Presentation of student identified solution to the healthcare policy concern Summary NR506 Week 4 Assignment: preparation of presentation to elected official Guidelines Information is relevant to healthcare concern and its solution Method of Delivery: Effective opening Stayed connected to audience Grammar was correct Style of Delivery: Eye contact Voice clarity Gestures Appearance Conclusion: This section requires a summary of the key points from the video and paper assignment. Preparing the Assignment Criteria for Format and Special Instructions: The video presentation will be recorded via the use of Voice Thread located within the course on the initial page in the left column. The video presentation will last a minimum of 3 minutes and no longer than 5 minutes. NR506 Week 4 Assignment: preparation of presentation to elected official Guidelines The paper (excluding the title page and reference page) should be at least 2, but no more than 4 pages. Points will be lost for not meeting these length requirements. Title page, running head, body of paper, and reference page must follow APA guidelines as found in the 6th edition of the manual. This includes the use of headings for each section of the paper except for the introduction where no heading is used. A minimum of 4 (four) appropriate research-based scholarly references must be used. Required textbook for this course, dictionary and Chamberlain College of Nursing lesson information may NOT be used as scholarly references for this assignment. For additional assistance regarding scholarly nursing references, please see ?What is a scholarly source? located in the Course Resources tab. Be aware that information from .com websites may be incorrect and should be avoided. References are current ? within a 5-year time frame unless a valid rationale is provided and the instructor has approved them prior to submission of the assignment. NR506 Week 4 Assignment: preparation of presentation to elected official Guidelines Ideas and information from scholarly, peer reviewed, nursing sources must be cited and referenced correctly. Rules of grammar, spelling, word usage, and punctuation are followed and consistent with formal, scientific writing. NR506 Week 4 Presentation Paper.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION;

Discuss healthcare policy concerns

Introduction

We believe that everyone should have access to basic human rights – freedom of speech, the ability to vote, and access to healthcare. Doctors are well informed about the needs of their patients and the impact that policy has on them. But doctors are not actively represented in the policy-making process. They are not given a seat at the table and thus can not speak on behalf of their patients with ample experience and knowledge.

Our vision is simple.

Our vision is simple: to make healthcare policy more effective, accessible, affordable and transparent. We believe that if you can be sure of what a policy does and why it does it in the first place then people will be able to understand it. This means that when they see a benefit from your proposal or regulation they can immediately see how their own lives will be better off as a result.

For example: If there are rules about who can take maternity leave from work then those rules need to apply equally across all workers regardless of their gender identity or sexual orientation; if there are regulations about how much time employees should spend with family members during breaks then those rules should apply equally regardless of whether someone has children at home; if employers must provide health insurance coverage for employees’ dependents (including spouses), then companies should provide this same benefit without charging any additional fees whatsoever beyond paying premiums themselves through payroll deductions every month…

We believe that everyone should have access to basic human rights – freedom of speech, the ability to vote, and access to healthcare.

We believe that everyone should have access to basic human rights – freedom of speech, the ability to vote, and access to healthcare.

Healthcare is a human right. It’s important because it impacts people’s lives every day. Healthcare policy has an impact on people’s lives and makes them healthier or sicker depending on what happens with the government policy decisions made by lawmakers who make laws about health care issues in their state or country.

Doctors are well informed about the needs of their patients and the impact that policy has on them.

Doctors are well-informed about the needs of their patients and the impact that policy has on them. They have a strong working knowledge of health care policy, which allows them to make informed decisions about what is best for their patients.

Doctors understand that they are trusted by the public because they know what those people want and need from their medical care facilities. They also understand how policies can affect their business practices as well as individual patient outcomes (e.g., mortality).

But doctors are not actively represented in the policy-making process.

Doctors are not actively represented in the policy-making process. This is a problem because it means that doctors’ concerns are being ignored, which can lead to bad medical care for patients and loss of trust between doctors and patients.

Doctors are not included in policy-making because they do not have sufficient power or resources to make their voices heard and at present, there’s no legal way for them to participate in such decision making. These factors mean that doctors often feel powerless when dealing with issues related to healthcare reform legislation or insurance coverage decisions made by politicians (and even more so if those politicians are from another country).

But Doctor’s Voice changes this! By providing access through an online platform where you can vote on issues affecting your profession and its patients, we’re allowing doctors across America as well as other professionals like nurses and social workers to have their voices heard during these important conversations concerning healthcare reform policies.*

They are not given a seat at the table and thus can not speak on behalf of their patients with ample experience and knowledge.

Doctors are not given a seat at the table and thus can not speak on behalf of their patients with ample experience and knowledge.

In fact, many doctors don’t even know what’s going on in healthcare policymaking circles. They have no idea how many other people have been affected by this legislation, or what it might mean for them as patients or providers if it passes.

This lack of representation has resulted in an adversarial relationship between doctors and lawmakers and it’s costing everyone dearly: taxpayers who pay for health care; patients who suffer as a result of poor policy decisions; doctors themselves who feel unsafe practicing their craft under such hostile conditions; whole communities whose quality of life is diminished by these policies.

We make it possible for doctors to take part in changing healthcare policy.

We make it possible for doctors to take part in changing healthcare policy.

Doctors are a key source of information about how the system works, and they often know more about their patients than anyone else does. By being involved in shaping the future of healthcare, we can ensure that everyone is treated fairly and gets the care they need.

We support doctors by providing resources that help them speak up when needed—and represent their patients effectively when they do so!

Conclusion

We believe that the solution to this problem is simple. Doctors need to be given a seat at the table so they can speak on behalf of their patients. We have created technology, processes and resources that make it possible for doctors to do just that.