Assessment 3: Poster Introduction and Background The management at the Primary Health Care facility at which you work, have asked you to review the framework and policy on some cohorts that are becoming problematic to the smooth delivery of primary care. There are clear barriers and they have asked you to come up with new innovative ideas that fit within the current policies and framework. Your task for Part B is to present in 750 words (subjective, must be realistic and achievable and referenced (If required). You must address the following: Now that you have all your research on the particular group (Part A), you should have knowledge on the barriers and gaps that the cohort face in primary care delivery. Using the 750 words explain the translation of what your innovative idea is and explain how it fits in with current Australian framework and policy. Task: Once you have designed your poster (it must include ALL relevant information) with the outcome you have researched, evidenced and chosen to implement. You have 3 minutes (YOU WILL BE TIMED) to present your poster and the findings to your management and work colleagues (ie the class). BE CONCISE – 3 minutes is not long – therefore consider the following: 1 issue (What is it and who it affects) 2 Current Policy 3. Evidence supporting change 4. Your idea and how it will work. 5. Logistics (Cost, staffing, sustainability of program). Assessment Criteria: You will be assessed according to the assessment criteria as described in the marking rubric on VU Collaborate. Length: 1 poster – using the below template (Please change and alter the design it is in Poster Format (It is 1m by 1m), this may be tricky at first. Keep trying. Infographic.pptx Due: Session 10+11 Slides – EACH STUDENT must submit and individual copy of the slide for the poster. This should be submitted the night before the presentation @ 11.59 pm submit to DropBox folder with Assessment 3: Poster in the title Weighting: This assessment is worth 30% of your overall grade in this unit. Referencing: In text and reference list are expected to be included to support your statements in Harvard Australian style

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