English writing 3 pages
HCMG630 Government Legislation in Healthcare (Part 1) Rubric (100 points)
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Scoring Categories |
Possible Points |
Instructor Directions & Comments |
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Category 1: Managed Care Legislation
DEVELOPMENT OF Logical ARGUMENT Review new/pending 2014-2018 Federal, State or Local legislation for health care legislation on managed care |
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Include all information listed above.
Remember: Different legislation/Bill for each piece of legislation. Each with a Different reference. “.COM” references are not acceptable.
In-text citations mandatory for questions 5-7. |
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Category 2: Long Term Care Legislation
DEVELOPMENT OF Logical ARGUMENT Review new/pending 2014-2018 Federal, State or Local legislation for health care legislation on long term care |
22 |
Include all information listed above.
Remember: Different legislation/Bill for each piece of legislation. Each with a Different reference. “.COM” references are not acceptable.
In-text citations mandatory for questions 5-7. |
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Category 3: Special Populations Legislation
DEVELOPMENT OF Logical ARGUMENT Review new/pending 2014-2018 Federal, State or Local legislation for health care legislation on special populations
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22 |
Include all information listed above.
Remember: Different legislation/Bill for each piece of legislation. Each with a Different reference. “.COM” references are not acceptable.
In-text citations mandatory for questions 5-7. |
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Category 4: Financial Legislation
DEVELOPMENT OF Logical ARGUMENT Review a DIFFERENT new/pending 2014-2017 Federal, State or Local legislation for health care finance
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Include all information listed above.
DO NOT mix finance with any other piece of legislation, and do not present an insurance bill/legislation as finance. An example might be legislation regarding the change in payment methodologies to value based payments.
Remember: Different legislation/Bill for each piece of legislation. Each with a Different reference. “.COM” references are not acceptable.
In-text citations mandatory for questions 5-7. |
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ORGANIZATION, STYLE & COHERENCE a. Punctuation, Grammar, Spelling Errors. Word choice appropriate for the topic and audience, Ideas clearly presented, Clear movement between ideas, Followed directions by re-stating each question prior to answering Cover (Title) Page, Pages Numbered AND running head. [Max. 6 pts deduction]
b. Reference Page with Four (4) CURRENT [2014+] References with appropriate In-text documentation [NOTE: .com references will not be accepted!] DO NOT use the same reference for more than one legislation. [Max. 6 pts deduction]
c. Did not have a combination of Federal, State and Local legislation [AUTOMATIC 6 pts deduction]
d. Legislation piece used twice. AUTOMATIC 0 pts for second use of a legislation piece |
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RESTATE each one of the seven [7] “questions” for each category prior to answering. DO NOT use the same reference for more than one legislation. |
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100 |
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HCMG630 Government Legislation in Healthcare (Part 2) Rubric (50 points)
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Policy Development (40) |
(40-36) Policy included all of the sections required: name, purpose, scope, statement of policy, definition of terms (where indicated) and related legislation. Completely addresses the topic.
Depth of reasoning is evident.
Information is well organized with paragraphs and subheadings. |
(35-28) Policy included most of the sections required. Adequately addressed the topic. Depth of reasoning is mainly sufficient.
Information is well organized. |
(27-0) Policy did not include many of the required sections. Does not adequately address the topic.
Is not clear that the student understands how to write a policy statement.
Information is not well organized. |
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Mechanics (10) |
(10-9) Followed directions. No composition errors. All information is well written. Information easily followed. |
(8-6) Follow directions but 1-5 spelling, grammar, or basic composition errors Able to adequately follow written Information. |
(5-0) Did not follow directions. More than 10 spelling, grammar or basic composition errors. Unable to follow information.
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