Step 1: Outline of Slides

You’ll need 10–15 content slides (+ title and references). Here’s a suggested flow:

1. Title Slide

   • Project Title, Course, Your Name, Date

2. Introduction

   • Brief recap of the population, health concern, and goals of your project.

   • 

     State the purpose of the evaluation plan.

3. Population & Context

   • Define the target population.

   • Note epidemiologic, genomic, and sociocultural considerations.

4. Evaluation Purpose & Objectives

   • What do you want to measure? (e.g., health outcomes, system efficiency, patient satisfaction, reduction in disparities).

5. Evaluation Framework / Model

   • Identify the model you’re using (e.g., Logic Model, Donabedian’s Model: structure-process-outcomes).

   • Justify why it fits your project.

6. Evaluation Methods

   • Quantitative measures (e.g., rates of hospitalization, screenings, adherence).

   • Qualitative measures (e.g., surveys, interviews, focus groups).

   • Data sources (EHR, community surveys, public health databases).

7. Care Delivery Models

   • Highlight how your evaluation reflects emerging epidemiologic, genomic, and sociocultural knowledge.

   • Example: precision medicine, culturally tailored interventions, community-based participatory care.

8. Stakeholder Collaboration

   • Identify key stakeholders (patients, providers, community leaders, policymakers).

   • Describe how they will be engaged in evaluation (feedback loops, advisory boards).

9. Innovative Approaches

   • Show how your evaluation aligns with innovative health planning & policy.

   • Example: digital health tools, mobile health apps, AI for epidemiologic tracking.

10. Implementation of the Evaluation

    • Timeline, roles, responsibilities, and processes for collecting/analyzing data.

11. Expected Outcomes

    • Short-term: increased awareness, screenings, adherence.

    • Long-term: reduced disease burden, improved QoL, cost-effectiveness.

12. Challenges & Limitations

    • Potential barriers to evaluation and mitigation strategies.

13. Sustainability Plan

    • How evaluation results will be used to sustain or scale the intervention.

14. Conclusion

    • Summary of how evaluation ensures effectiveness, equity, and adaptability.

15. References

    • At least 5 peer-reviewed sources in APA 7th format.

Step 2: Evidence Sources

You’ll want at least 5 peer-reviewed articles supporting:

• Your chosen care delivery model

• Epidemiologic trends of your target population

• Genomic/precision health applications if applicable

• Sociocultural tailoring of interventions

• Evaluation frameworks in public health/health systems

Step 3: Speaker Notes & Voice-Over

• Speaker notes should expand on slide points (not just repeat text).

• Narration should be 2–3 minutes per slide → overall ~20–30 minutes.

Step 4: APA Formatting

• Follow APA 7th edition for citations on slides + reference list. APA

• Keep slides clean, minimal text, visuals/graphs.