Healthcare reform
What each healthcare reform question is really asking, how to structure the answer, and where the marks are likely to sit.
Analysis of a pertinent healthcare issue: the white paper
Healthcare reform
A three to four page white paper written to an organisation's leadership team on a selected national healthcare issue: its measured local impact, what other organisations have done about it, and what those strategies would mean here.
HCA 812 proposals to increase equality in health care
Healthcare reform
A doctoral HCA 812 discussion post drawing on the course's treatment of health care policies, procedures, reform and regulation to propose changes that would increase equality and improve the American health care system, support those ideas, and explain how they might influence your own dissertation research.
HLT 308V Topic 5 DQ 1 health care reform discussion
Healthcare reform
After viewing the assigned video on the future of health care, describe two key reform factors future health care workers or leaders will need to address and explain why, then say what role adherence to managed care organisation standards plays in your future vision.
Nursing practice change presentation: planning guide
Healthcare reform
A two-deliverable assignment that most students read as one: a 500-700 word informal presentation on how nursing is moving into the community — through four named concepts — and then an 800-1,000 word summary of what three real colleagues said about it, checked against the reform literature.
NRS 428 Topic 4 DQ 1: health care reform and stakeholders
Healthcare reform
Research delivery, finance, management and sustainability in the U.S. health care system, evaluate one area's effect on quality and outcomes, propose a reform solution, predict its effect, and describe the impact on the system and its stakeholders, supported by a peer-reviewed article.
The Affordable Care Act and community and public health
Healthcare reform
A discussion post identifying the Affordable Care Act provisions that bear on community and public health rather than on insurance markets, and setting out the nurse's role in implementing them at the bedside, in the organisation and in policy.