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Module Code

LDG7001M

Module Lecturers

 

Module Title

 

Level

Postgraduate (7)

Credit Value

20

Assessment Title

Collection of work developed over the course of the module 

Workload

 

Assessment Number

2

of

2

Weighting

70%

Submission Type

Portfolio

Submission Method

Turnitin within Moodle – insert link

Publication Date

Week commencing 26 September 2022 GMT

Due Date

Monday 9 January 12:00 noon GMT

Expected Feedback Date

Monday 23 January 2023, 12:00 noon GMT

Format of Feedback

 

Programme Learning Outcomes (PLO)

PLOs

7.1. Demonstrate an in-depth understanding of the healthcare economy, and its effects on the global political environment, market reforms, investments and policy making.

7.2. Illustrate a futuristic view of digital innovation within healthcare products, processes, and service provisions.

7.3. Critically assess the need for sustainable and ethical health practices at micro and macro levels.

 

Assignment Description

 

You are required to develop and submit an online portfolio. The focus of your portfolio is an analysis of a global health challenge of any country of your choice. The portfolio should also demonstrate your understanding of the process of policy making and the impact of policy on health outcomes in comparison to other countries.

Your portfolio should include the following :

1     A policy brief (1000 words )to be presented to policy makers to encourage investment in addressing a key health challenge/ threat to your country of choice

2     An annotated bibliography (minimum 3 ) of relevant theories/ philosophy and literature that underpinned the development of your policy brief.

3     Evidence of engagement in professional dialogue on Padlet on any of the following:

ü  On the contributions of leadership crisis in the global health systems to global health challenges( relate this to the global health challenge for your portfolio) OR

ü  Digital innovation a way forward for improving health outcomes (apply to your country of choice, is this a possibility and why not)

          Upload a screenshot of your engagement in your portfolio in the dialogue

4     Analysis of ability of country to achieve global policy/strategy of universal coverage-

a.     Create a matrix to map the UHC index and health outcomes of country in comparison to another; using relevant indicators e.g life expectancy/mortality rates, amenable mortality rates, HAQ Index.

b.    Provide 2 or 3 bullet points to summarise your analysis

5     Reflective account (500 words) of your contributions/engagement during 2 seminars of your choice

6     Visual illustration using a 3 minutes clip audio/ video of the key highlights of the module on your learning journey

 

Your evidences should be uploaded on Mahara and submitted for assessment

 

Your work should be appropriately and accurately cited and referenced according to York St John Harvard Referencing throughout.

 

 

Additional Information

If you require support with your study skills, please visit https://www.yorksj.ac.uk/students/study-skills/

Support will be provided during your seminar on how to create your online portfolio using Mahara

Assessment Regulations

Please refer to the York St John University Code of Practice for Assessment and Academic Related Matters 2022-23.

 

We ask that you pay particular attention to the academic misconduct policy. Penalties will be applied where a student is found guilty of academic and/or ethical misconduct, including termination of programme (Policy Link).

 

You are required to keep to the word limit set for an assessment and to note that you may be subject to penalty if you exceed that limit.  You are required to provide an accurate word count on the cover sheet for each piece of work you submit (Policy Link).

 

For late or non-submission of work by the published deadline or an approved extended deadline, a mark of 0NS will be recorded. Where a re-assessment opportunity exists, a student will normally be permitted only one attempt to be re-assessed for a capped mark (Policy Link).

 

An extension to the published deadline may be granted to an individual student if they meet the eligibility criteria of the (Policy Link).

 

Please see the assessment criteria below.

St John University Level 7 Assessment Descriptor

 

Note to Educator – ensure that you contextualise the four criteria within the descriptor below, to each assessment, aligning the content with YSJU’s language

 

 

PASS GRADES

FAIL GRADES

(100-85)

(84 – 70)

(69 – 60)

(59 – 50)

(49 – 40)

(39 – 20)

(19 – 0)

Overarching indicators:

All learning outcomes/assessment criteria have been achieved to an exceptionally high level, beyond that expected at Level 7, with features consistent with Level 8 (doctoral study).

All learning outcomes/assessment criteria have been achieved to a high standard, and many at an exceptionally high level.

All learning outcomes/assessment criteria have been met fully, at a good or very good standard.

All learning outcomes/assessment criteria have been met.

One or more of the learning outcomes/assessment criteria have not been met.

A significant proportion of the learning outcomes/assessment criteria have not been met.

Most of the learning outcomes/assessment criteria have not been met.

SUMMARY DESCRIPTOR:   Learning accredited at Level 7 (Master’s) will reflect the ability to display mastery of a complex and specialised area of knowledge and skills, employing advanced skills to conduct research or advanced technical/professional activity, accepting accountability for related decision-making, including use of supervision.

Criteria

Characteristics

Subject knowledge & understanding

Exceptional subject knowledge and conceptual understanding at the forefront of the discipline. Authoritative approach to complexity.

Comprehensive subject knowledge and conceptual understanding, informed by recent developments in the discipline, demonstrating reading/research at significant depth/breadth. Informed & confident approach to complexity. 

Detailed subject knowledge and conceptual understanding demonstrating purposeful reading/research. Developing awareness of complexity.

Broad subject knowledge and conceptual understanding, demonstrating   directed reading/research. Some awareness of complexity.

Reproduction of taught content and/or tendency to describe or report facts rather than demonstrate complex ideas. Any errors or misconceptions are outweighed by the overall degree of knowledge & understanding demonstrated.

Insufficient evidence of knowledge and understanding of the subject and its underlying concepts.

Little or no evidence of knowledge and understanding of the subject and its underlying concepts. 

Higher cognitive skills & originality

Rigorous and sustained criticality, independent thinking and original insight; convincing conclusions and/or application to practice.

Strong and sustained criticality and independent thinking/original insight; persuasive conclusions and/or application to practice.

Detailed criticality and evidence of independent thinking/original insight; logical and sustained conclusions and/or application to practice.

General criticality and some evidence of independent thinking; logical conclusions and/or application to practice.

Limited criticality and independent thought, leading to conclusions and/or application to practice that is poorly supported.

Mainly descriptive and/or inadequately supported conclusions and/or application to practice.

Little or no evidence of criticality and independence of thought.

Advanced technical, professional and/or research expertise

 

Exceptional demonstration of advanced technical, professional and/or research expertise. Innovative. Work may challenge the existing boundaries of knowledge and/or practice.

Purposeful, systematic, and sophisticated demonstration of advanced technical, professional and/or research expertise.

Purposeful, systematic, and skilled demonstration of advanced technical, professional and/or research expertise.

Skilled demonstration of advanced technical, professional and/or research expertise.

Developing expertise. Inconsistent demonstration of advanced technical, professional and/or research conduct.

Limited demonstration of advanced technical, professional and/or research conduct.

Little or no demonstration of advanced technical, professional and/or research conduct.

Professionalism [e.g., of information, results of research, ideas, concepts and arguments etc] and adherence to academic conventions

 

Professional, sophisticated/innovative communication, with exceptional clarity and/or audience-engagement, and exemplary academic conventions.

Professional and fluent communication, that holds the attention of its reader/audience throughout and which demonstrates academic conventions that are accurate and relevant to the level of study/beyond.

Fluent and coherent communication, which demonstrates consistent and accurate academic conventions.

Mostly fluent and coherent communication; demonstration of appropriate academic conventions, which may include some errors or inconsistencies.

Communication that is difficult to follow at times because of poor clarity/structure; inconsistent demonstration of academic conventions.

Limited clarity and/or structure in communication, and/or inadequate demonstration of academic conventions.

Highly limited clarity and/or structure in written and/or oral communication. Inadequate demonstration of academic conventions.