You will do an ePortfolio for this unit (find the template provided on BREO).
You will choose 1 social determinant of health (social class, gender, age, race and ethnicity, disability, access to technology, employment, education, financial resources, housing, etc.) and will collect artifacts (photographs/images, audio/video files, maps, figures, graphics, written text, etc.) to show how they impact on health inequalities and contribute to understanding health outcomes. (1500 words plus 3 artifacts)
Your ePortfolio must include:
·        A short introduction to it which tells the reader what the portfolio is about
·        The presentation of one social determinant of health
·        A short self-narrative on the chosen social determinant of health
·        A short conclusion to your portfolio
Choosing your social determinant of health:
·        Choose one social determinant of health (for example, gender, race/ethnicity, or age, migration, education, employment, housing, etc.) and relate it to health inequalities
·        Choose three artifacts for your social determinant of health (artifact one, artifact two and artifact three) to illustrate the impact of that social determinant on health inequalities. Artifacts can be photographs, audio/video files, maps, figures, graphics, links, written text, etc.
·        Write a short Commentary Analysis for each uploaded/included artifacts - How does the artefact included represent your social determinant and its impact on health inequalities?Writing your self-narrative â please use the following prompts to develop your narrative:
- Why did you choose this social determinant of health?
·        What are your personal experiences in the chosen social determinant?
·        What areas of your chosen social determinant are most exciting or intriguing to you?
- What information have you heard about the chosen social determinant that concerns you?
Please note:
·        Your ePortfolio must include qualitative and quantitative data, appropriately referenced.
·        No more than 5 â10% of the assignment should be in the form of quotations.
·        You are reminded that plagiarism of any type will be penalised and result in your work not being marked/failing.
·        Your work must be word processed, double spaced and page numbered, when applied. You must also include a word count.
You must use the Harvard referencing system to identify the source of all the information used in your assignment. You must reference systematically throughout the work itself and include a reference of the sources cited in your work. Please pay particular attention secondary referencing in the referencing guidelines.
·        Written expression is an important element of good written communication, so try to write clearly and accurately.
·        You will be expected to draw on at least on 2 academic sources. The two is a minimum; students are encouraged to carry out wider reading and to use websites, links, governmental data, policy and legislation, media articles, social media, etc.
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