Create a PowerPoint presentation that informs your classmates about your selected issue/topic. Create a reply to the Selected Health/Healthcare Issue Discussion Board. Attach your developed PowerPoint presentation to your reply.

 

 

TOPIC: Hospital Safety Score

1. Create a PowerPoint presentation that informs your classmates about your selected issue/topic. Create a reply to the Selected Health/Healthcare Issue Discussion Board. Attach your developed PowerPoint presentation to your reply.
   

Evaluation of PowerPoint Presentation (35% of course points)

Scholarly presentation (60% of PowerPoint grade):

1. Presentation informs classmates about selected issue/topic in an instructional mode.
2. Presentation does not promote a personal viewpoint or include personal opinion/experiences.
3. Presentation has four (4) major sections (Section heading slide for each section required)

1. Selected health or health care issue/topic is described in detail.
2. The relevance and significance of the selected health or health care issue/topic is discussed.
3. The impact of the issue/topic on health, health status and/or healthcare in the United States is addressed in a specific manner.
4. Challenges/barriers (e.g., to incidence reduction, implementation, resolution/improvement) are presented and discussed.

Evidence/Research (10% of PowerPoint grade):

1. Presentation is well-researched, informative, thought provoking, and based on a synthesis of facts and ideas from a variety of authoritative references.
2. Information is presented in a logical, interesting sequence.
3. Relevant current data and research findings are presented throughout the presentation.

Reputable Accurately Cited Sources (10% of PowerPoint grade):

1. Information is presented in your own words
2. Reputable sources are cited throughout the presentation in order to attribute information to original source and to add credibility to writing.
3. Appropriate credit is given for paraphrased/summarized information from reputable sources.
4. In-text citation format is accurate.
5. No use of verbatim direct quotes.