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· Provide subpoints for each of your main point. Four main points are required. Incorporate appropriate major headings and sub points. Be sure to identify main ideas and apply adequate support to develop the ideas. Although this is not a paper, you still need to use correct grammar and usage.

· Incorporate the following headings and provide details for each section:

· Purpose - The WHY: Tell the reader what the purpose of your proposal is.

· Problem - Define the problem that you identified for the reader. Address the reason why this issue is important.

· Solution - Outline your solution(s) for the problem as well as defining how you plan to get to that solution.

· Conclusion - Wrap it up.

Make sure you do some quality research on the amount of patients a PA and doctor can see during the day, how much revenue they will lose by seeing less people, and the quality of care the patients feel they have received.

Problem Statement

The issue I am aiming to solve in my proposal is the amount of patients that are seen in a day at Family Healthcare Associates, Inc. It is owned by 2 doctors, Michael Muscari, and Anthony Flaim. The clinic sees upwards of 75 patients in a day from 8:30-5:00, all by Physician Assistants- which is not the way the clinic is supposed to be run. This poses a problem to each patient that goes there because they are not taking care of you the way a doctor should. They, the Physician’s Assistants, rush you through, only seeing you for what is currently wrong, never remember what medications you are currently taking, and don’t have the information in front of them, and you never see a an actual doctor, just the physician assistants.

My potential solution to these problems would be to do a total overhaul of how the clinic is run. I would cut down the number of patients seen per day so that the PA’s and Doctors can better focus on taking good care of the ones they do see. I would have the PA’s see them first and do the initial assessment, and then one of the doctors do the final assessment. I would have them get to know the patient, do full exams, and treat them as if they truly care about making sure this patient is in the best health possible.