Create a presentation of your proposal for a collaborative health initiative which can be used by your CHN to address a health concern of a vulnerable population you identified earlier in the course. You have already created the proposal in the Written Integration Assignment for Weeks 7 & 8, and you are now going to prepare the presentation for stakeholders. You will post your presentation to the Weeks 7 & 8 Discussion Board and share it with your CHN.
Preparation
Review: Your Weeks 7 & 8 Written Integration Assignment, which is the rationale, references and proposed plan for collaboration among community stakeholders to create a health initiative that will address improving the well-being and resiliency of a vulnerable aggregate in the community. The vulnerable population or aggregate you focus upon should be one of the vulnerable groups within your CHN’s practice or community you identified and studied throughout the course.
Review: Topic 4 “Communicating for Success: Tips for Writing Community Health Initiative Presentation”. These tips pertain to building community relationships through honest communication and integrity, and they are also important then to integrate into your presentation as appropriate.
Reference: The Psychology of Color in PowerPoint Presentations https://presentationteam.com/psychology-of-color-in-powerpoint-presentations/
Reference: “Creating Effective PowerPoint Presentations” https://www.unl.edu/gradstudies/connections/tips-creative-effective-powerpoint-presentations
Steps:
1. Using your “Planning for Presentation to Stakeholders” written integration assignment as your guide, prepare a Power Point presentation of your community initiative. You can title the presentation anything you like, and formulate your slides however you feel works best. Just be certain you include all of the major components of the presentation that are required. You may use speaker notes at the bottom of each slide to further develop the ideas presented on the slide, if necessary.
2. The presentation should follow the template below for content/key points to include. You can use the template directly, or change the graphics and font, or use a different PP design as desired. You may add photos or graphics for interest.
3. The presentation should be no more than 8-12 presentation slides.
4. Follow optimal guidelines for effective presentations, which can be found online, for PowerPoint (font type, size, use of color, placement of material on a slide, amount of material per slide, etc.).
5. Be sure to include a title slide, and references on the last slide(s) for a PowerPoint presentation (these are not included in the minimum and maximum of 8-12 slides).
6. Final slide should be APA references. Be sure to include any you use from the “Planning for Presentation to Stakeholders” document.
