1. Introduction to report and summary of your plan (100 ‐150 words) Introduce your report and the plan you have selected. Your introduction should first explain the purpose of your health plan review....

1. Introduction to report and summary of your plan (100 ‐150 words)
Introduce your report and the plan you have selected.
Your introduction should first explain the purpose of your health plan review. You should
then give a brief summary of the plan you have selected and the priority area, at‐risk groups
and determinants you will be focusing on.
Example: rough notes only
The following report will focus on… This report will firstly provide an overview… The report
will then detail … The following at‐risk groups and three determinants of health … will then
be critically analysed …
2. Describe the overall plan, the determinants of health and how they influence the
population groups (150 ‐ 200 words)
Your description should outline the plan, who the plan is targeting, who created the plan,
the main aims and when it will be evaluated. You should list all priority areas and outline the
at‐risk groups mentioned in the plan as well as the relevance of the determinants of health.
Example: rough notes only
The overarching aim of … is to … The plan focuses on the following key priority areas and target
groups … This plan acknowledges that determinants of health … Determinants of health are ….
Specific population groups … The effectiveness of this plan will be evaluated ….
NOTE: The health plan needs to be referenced throughout this section.
3. Description of one priority area and two at‐risk groups (150 – 200 words)
Choose one of the outlined priority areas from your chosen plan and describe this and the actions
outlined in the plan (for example, what is your chosen priority, why is it a priority, and what are they
planning to do?). Identify two at‐risk groups relating to this priority area. Describe why they are
experiencing poorer health and wellbeing outcomes.
NOTE: You can bring in supporting evidence in this section as well as in section 4.