Health care management assignment
Ashford 5: - Week 4 - Assignment 2
Multimedia-Innovative Business Solutions Review various product and service options from various companies listed in the Table 7.1 Entrepreneur Magazine’s 2012 Innovative Health Care Business Solutions Awards in Chapter 7 of your course text. Select one option, and create a multimedia presentation that addresses the following:
· Describe the product or service and its use.
· Determine its threats to existing health care organizations.
· Forecast the partnership between your selected product/company and existing health care organizations to provide better care to the patients.
To create your multimedia presentation, first create a five-slide PowerPoint (excluding the title slide and references slide) that presents the information. Then, using a screencast program like Jing or Screencast-o-Matic, record your presentation of the PowerPoint. Utilize a minimum of three scholarly and/or peer-reviewed sources, including the textbook, that were published within the last five years, and all sources must be documented in APA style. Your PowerPoint presentation must include:
· A Title Slide with the following:
· Title of your presentation.
· Student’s name.
· Course title/number.
· Instructor’s name.
· Date.
· Introduction.
· Product or Service Overview
· Threats to Existing Healthcare Organization.
· Partnership with Existing Healthcare Organizations.
· Conclusion.
· Reference slide.
· Clear organization/sequence.
· A clear and logical progression of ideas.
· Three to five bullet points (approximately five words per bulleted item).
· Relevant visuals, such as graphs and/or tables, which enhance understanding of concepts, ideas, and relationships. You may use Creative Commons for images and visuals.
· A consistent theme, format, and font that augment the readability.
To submit this assignment, upload a Word document that contains the link to your multimedia presentation and your scripts, so your instructor can provide you with feedback on your presentation. Note: The use of a screencast program is required. If you have difficulty in creating the required multimedia, please reach out to your Instructor.
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Company Name |
Website |
Product/service description |
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Ringadoc |
Telecommunications software that connects patients to their physicians 24 hours a day, 7 days a week; automates after-hours answering service yet allows call triaging and personal response. |
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Foodzy |
Gamification for healthy eating. The app and website let users keep track of eating habits to reach a goal weight. |
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Lark Technologies |
Makers of a silent “un-alarm” clock, sold in Apple Stores, that uses a sleep sensor to monitor, analyze, and improve sleep habits. |
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Sickweather |
Sifts through status updates on social media and posts illness trends to a map. Users can add symptoms to the site or search in their area for illnesses, down to the street level. |
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6dot Innovations |
Portable device that makes embossed Braille adhesive labels to help the blind better maneuver in their own environments. |
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GTX Corp |
Shoe with a miniature GPS tracking device embedded in the heel for wandering Alzheimer’s patients. |
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CareZone |
Subscription service that provides caregivers with a secure online area to organize information such as medical files and emergency contact information. A profile for each patient can be created and shared with relevant contacts. |
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Mobi |
Mobilegs, ergonomic crutches designed for comfort, greater stability and a reduced risk of secondary injuries. |
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WhichDoc |
This New York City start-up digitizes word-of-mouth recommendations by tapping users’ social networks for doctor and dentist referrals. |
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