Posted: April 27th, 2016

1. Describes a minimum of three (3) key priority health areas requiring action as identified in the selected health and wellbeing plan.

Includes a clear statement of the nature and boundaries of the topic. Includes an effective introduction which identifies the relevant health and wellbeing plan (either from your local council or the national Indigenous health plan) – and provides context and introduces key points.
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1. Describes a minimum of three (3) key priority health areas requiring action as identified in the selected health and wellbeing plan. (3 marks) 2. Identifies a minimum of three (3) of the most ‘at-risk’ groups (those most vulnerable and in need) and discuss why they are considered ‘at-risk’. (6 marks) 3. Identifies one priority health area and discusses three (3) determinants of health relevant to it. Demonstrate your understanding of how these determinants (social, environmental and/or biological) are linked to the priority area and its associated outcomes (3 marks) 4. Describes what is being planned as a strategy to improve the chosen health priority (3 marks) 5. Discusses how that strategy compares to what is considered effective ‘best-practice’ to improve the same health priority (5 marks) Provide clear explanations, specific and relevant examples, plus logical supporting evidence.