Total 6 slides with speaker notes. You can chose social economic status if that fine for you. Formatting Requirements - Guidelines for presentation: Each team members name on the introduction slide. Clear and consistent formatting. Easy to read font size (e.g 20pt). Create exciting and engaging slides. The reference style you have selected (Harvard or APA). Referencing Requirements - In this unit you must choose ONE of EITHER the Harvard OR APA styles: Deakin Harvard referencing style and The American Psychological Association (APA) style of referencing. Academic referencing involves two interconnected parts: in-text citations and a list of references.

Choose your population group or sub-group - There is no rule with regards to which population group you choose; you can be as broad or narrow as you like. For example, the population can be based on a mixture of attributes, such as gender, age, location (e.g. urban vs. rural), Indigenous status, language spoken at home, cultural background, socio-economic status, sexual or gender identification (e.g. gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender). A guiding principle for how broad or narrow the population can be is whether credible evidence can be found to present and substantiate the health profile. Too narrow, and it may be too difficult to find evidence; too broad, and it may be too difficult to discuss the population adequately and meet the assessment criteria. You may wish to discuss your chosen population group with your tutor!

Note: The final requires you delegate one member of your team, who is a PC user, to consolidate all the narrated powerpoints from each team member into one file. This file will then need to be converted to an .mp4 video, uploaded to DeakinAir and then submitted to the Assignment Folder on behalf of the group as shown in the PC user instructions. This is a three stage process with quite a few steps in each. It is imperative that your group allows enough time to follow this through (i.e. don't attempt to do all of this a couple of days before the due date). This will then give you time to troubleshoot any issues and contact the eSolutions Service Desk if you need technical assistance.

To complete this assignment successfully you need to engage with the seminar exercises and the related literature as well as carefully reading through this document and the rubric. Seminar activities will be undertaken to increase your understanding of presenting skills and time to prepare with your team. Your tutor can give you advice on completing this assignment but will not check any drafts of your assignment. You should also use the AT2 rubric to review your assignment before you submit it. Should you have questions related to Assessment Task 2, please post in the relevant discussion thread Assessment 2 - Group Oral Presentation.

Excellent outline of the current health status of the population and what their specific health issues are. Excellent explanation of why this group is facing poorer/better health based on current and relevant literature. Excellent and thorough discussion of what is being done to address the population's health concerns. Presentation is clear and coherent. Presentation includes an introduction and conclusion. All group members actively participate in the presentation.

Group is well prepared and speaks clearly. Within time frame (15 minutes). Provides excellent reference list drawing on a range of sources. A detailed and completed team charter by due date -Signed by all members. On-campus students Attends seminar in weeks 8 & 9 for group presentations, engages with content and asks relevant questions. Cloud (online) students Engages with their own group in Cloud Deakin AT2 discussion area.