Reference no: EM131971571

POLICY PROJECT OUTLINE : ASSESSMENT (YOU WORK TOGETHER AS A GROUP)

Talk about the general health status of the country. What does the public think of their own health or/& about the health provisions they have. Tie this assessment to the overall problems of each of your group member.

POLICY DEVELOPMENT (YOU WORK INDIVIDUALLY)

Say Group 1 has 3 students (Student A, Student B, Student C). Every student will have 1 overall problem, and 2 specific problems EACH!

Therefore, Group 1 will have 3 overall problems and 6 specific problems in total.

Eg: STUDENT A - OVERALL PROBLEM A (COPD)

Explain to your reader why you chose COPD. Provide data to support your choice. Data must be related to: Morbidity, Mortality and Cost

(What is the country spending on COPD at present, how many people are dying, etc.).
SPECIFIC PROBLEM A 1 (Specific problems are directly related to your overall problem and tell you why your overall problem. They result in causing the overall problem.)

• Increased Hospitalization Costs related to COPD due to Lack of Access to Primary Care. So, lack of access to primary care is your Specific problem A1.

SOLUTION/POLICY A 1

• Provide 2 primary care visits (with no cost share) to all American citizens.

COST A1

• There are approximately 300 million peoplewho will qualify.

• Given the purchasing power of the government, the group estimates the cost of aprimary care visit at approximately $20.

• The price of your plan will be approximately $12,000,000,000.

What will be the benefits of your policy? Will there be a reduction in hospitalizations due to COPD? - You can find this data from previous researches - CDC, WHO, etc.

Identify your cost savings (Cost saved from reduction of hospitalization - Cost of your policy)

INTEREST GROUPS A1

For - Who will be for your policy (eg: Organizations who want to reduce COPD)

Against - Who will be against your policy?

ASSURANCE A1

What are the potential outcomes you want to achieve? How are you going to measure your performance? What are the indicators of your policy being successful?