Health Intervention
Instructions
Week 11 Community Health Intervention Project Proposal Assignment
Based on your windshield survey and community health needs assessment, you will develop a plan and propose an intervention project to meet an identified need to improve your chosen community’s health outcomes. This will be submitted in an APA formatted paper with a title page, citations and references.
Due Date: Week 11, Sunday at 11:59 pm
Evaluation:
This assignment will be evaluated out of 30 points, according to the Community Health Intervention Project Proposal Assignment rubric.
Instructions:
Step 1: Choose an Intervention
Choose from the interventions you wrote in the Week 9 Community Health Needs Assessment Assignment that you would like to develop further into a proposed project.
Step 2: Research Your Intervention Idea
Social Factors: Research your chosen community’s social factors that relate to the identified health need. Some of this information can be found at City-Data.com.
Literature: Locate research literature related to your chosen community health need and suggested intervention.
State/Local Laws and Policies: Identify state and local laws and policies to support and empower the community in this endeavor.
Health Indicators: Identify quality health indicators (found on the HealthyPeople2030 website) that measure outcomes of the intervention.
By relying on this research, and citing and referencing the research appropriately, you are enacting evidence-based practice.
Step 3: Write Your Proposal
Focusing on one of the three levels of prevention (primary, secondary, tertiary) and your epidemiology knowledge, write a public health nursing project proposal paper. This paper should be a maximum length of 5 pages, including title page and references. Your paper will:
· Address major risk factors, health disparities, predisposing factors, and socioeconomic factors of the population you are working with.
· Outline your proposed project
· Describe how you will measure its community health outcomes.
· Provide statistics and data to convince readers that your project will work to improve the community health need you chose in your Community Health Need Assessment.
Note: References are required and must be from scholarly sources and government websites. The paper and references must be in APA format.
Step 4: Submit Your Proposal
Submit your paper as a .doc, .docx or PDF file.
Note: The maximum length of this paper is five pages.
Week 11 Community Health Intervention Project Proposal Assignment rubric
This assignment will be evaluated out of 30 points.
Criteria | 100% – Exemplary | 85% – Proficient | 75% – Adequate | 50% – Inadequate | 0% – No Credit |
Proposed project
(40%) |
10 points
Project activities and outcome measures are purposeful and efficient, with the level of prevention identified; Project insightfully addresses identified health need |
8.5 points
Project activities and outcome measures are logical and practical, with the level of prevention identified; Project logically addresses identified health need |
7.5 points
Project activities and outcome measures are methodical and viable, with the level of prevention identified; Project simplistically addresses identified health need |
5 points
Project activities and outcome measures are inappropriate and/or basic, with/without the level of prevention identified; Project partially addresses identified health need |
0 points
Project activities and outcome measures are unworkable and ineffective, without the level of prevention identified; Project vaguely addresses identified health need |
Addresses social determinants
(10%) |
3 points
Thoroughly and perceptively addresses both the major risk factors, health disparities, predisposing factors, and socioeconomic factors for the community |
2.55 points
Substantially and logically addresses both the major risk factors, health disparities, predisposing factors, and socioeconomic factors for the community |
2.25 points
Sufficiently and appropriately addresses both the major risk factors, health disparities, predisposing factors, and socioeconomic factors for the community |
1.5 points
Partially and inappropriately addresses both the major risk factors, health disparities, predisposing factors, and socioeconomic factors for the community |
0 points
Incompletely and illogically addresses both the major risk factors, health disparities, predisposing factors, and socioeconomic factors for the community |
Addresses policies
(10%) |
3 points
Thoroughly and perceptively addresses state and local laws and policies that align or support the project |
2.55 points
Substantially and logically addresses state and local laws and policies that align or support the project |
2.25 points
Sufficiently and appropriately addresses state and local laws and policies that align or support the project |
1.5 points
Partially and inappropriately addresses state and local laws and policies that align or support the project |
0 points
Incompletely and illogically addresses state and local laws and policies that align or support the project |
Justifies project plans
(20%) |
8 points
Provides persuasive and explicit evidence that supports the use of chosen intervention for identified health need; Connects evidence astutely to appropriate research and sources. |
6.8 points
Provides credible and logical evidence that supports the use of chosen intervention for identified health need; Connects evidence thoughtfully to appropriate research and sources. |
6 points
Provides relevant and reasonable evidence that supports the use of chosen intervention for identified health need; Connects evidence appropriately to appropriate research and sources. |
4 points
Provides plausible and basic evidence that supports the use of chosen intervention for identified health need; Connects evidence inappropriately to appropriate research and sources. |
0 points
Does not provide evidence, or evidence is tenuous and trivial and does not support the use of chosen intervention for identified health need; Does not connect evidence to appropriate research and sources. |
APA Format Quotations, Paraphrasing and Citations
(10%) |
3 points
No APA format errors
|
2.55 points
Limited APA format errors
|
2.25 points
Occasional APA format errors
|
1.5 points
Frequent APA format errors
|
0 points
Extensive APA format errors |
Scholarly Writing Elements
(10%)
|
3 points
All elements are present and are clear, concise, and relevant. AND Content flows logically, well-developed paragraphs, with smooth transitions. AND No grammar or spelling errors AND No evidence of plagiarism. |
2.55 points
The elements are present and elements are somewhat unclear, wordy or irrelevant. OR Minor errors with content flowing logically, well-developed paragraphs, with smooth transitions. AND Limited grammar or spelling errors AND No evidence of plagiarism. |
2.25 points
The elements are present and elements are unclear or irrelevant. OR Moderate errors with content flowing logically. Some well-developed paragraphs, with cumbersome transitions. AND Occasional grammar or spelling errors AND No evidence of plagiarism. |
1.5 points
Element(s) are missing and the elements are unclear or irrelevant. OR Major errors with content flow, lacking well-developed paragraphs, with cumbersome transitions. AND Frequent grammar or spelling errors AND No evidence of plagiarism
|
0 points
All elements are missing AND Extensive errors in content flow, paragraph development and transitions. AND Extensive grammar or spelling errors OR Evidence of plagiarism may result in disciplinary action in accordance with the Academic Integrity Policy. |
Total Points | 30 points | 25.5 points | 22.5 points | 15 points | 0 points |