Now that you know a little more about creative problem solving and the importance of health literacy, you will take the next step to approaching a problem by completing the initial phase of Creative Problem Solving: Problem Scoping. This process establishes clear requirements for creating a viable final solution. It often is initiated by the identification of a need or issue. This part of the problem-solving process focuses on the issue/need by gathering and analyzing information. In other words, you will clearly define what needs to be done prior to creating an effective solution. This SLP will help you practice your problem-scoping skills by completing a clear, focused Problem Scoping Document. This will provide a clear problem definition and target for solution development.Problem Scoping Assignment Instructions:As you complete the problem-scoping phase, your proposed document will include the following information:

• Develop a problem statement.
• Determine any potential constraints.
• Determine the criteria.
• Identify the stakeholders.
• Develop a procedure for gathering data prior to decision making.

Be sure to thoroughly complete and submit the Problem Scoping Document Template.Select a public health issue from the CDC website that you reviewed for Module 3 at http://www.cdc.gov/features/datastatistics.html and incorporate the information found there into a Problem Scoping document by following these steps:

1. Determine what questions you would ask yourself:     
   1. Scope of the problem—Part of the Problem Statement.
   2. When and where the problem occurs—Part of the Problem Statement.
   3. Impact—Part of the Problem Statement.
   4. Identify two criteria related to the problem statement that you created.
   5. Who is directly involved with the problem? Stakeholders?
2. Determine how you would gather data important to educating the public on this issue.

SLP Assignment Expectations

Address each step above in the Problem Scoping Word document template. Submit to your SLP dropbox by the module due date. 

Disease Project Description

This paper will give you a comprehensive look at a worksite illness, injury, or disease.  You are to select a topic of interest and write at least 5 pages on this illness, injury or disease.  Please check your book, internet or even your worksite for ideas on this topic.  Submit the paper as a MSWord document. 

The title page must include your name, assignment name, course, and date. 

In order to receive maximum credit, five full pages of text are required (not including the title page and reference section). Also, a minimum of three (3) professional/scholarly sources are required. Please remember to cite your work (in-text and reference). 

Minimum of 250 word’s  at  least 2 peer review reference in 6th edition apa style.

You are in a place of influence in your professional life where you can help people be successful. Describe the relationship and what actions you have taken or could take to serve others. Based on the textbook, how does your response compare to the views of authority according to servant leadership? How does your response compare to the secular view of authority?

Discussion Question

Respond to one of the following questions:

• Review Healthy People 2020 Global Health Initiatives. Choose one disease process and discuss the disease process, the goal of Healthy People 2020, and how the CDC plays a role in meeting the goal. 
• Search the ……….. University Online Library for caregiver role strain. What is the most important factor that causes caregiver role strain? What can be done to prevent it?

Citations should conform to APA guidelines. 

Slides 11-15: Identification of issue that’s lacking or opportunity for health promotion at Monogalia county. Issue identified can be used for community teaching plan: Community Teaching Work Plan proposal assignment. Conclusion summarizing key findings and discussion of your impressions of the general health of the community.

(This is the rubric of this assignment: Identification of an issue that is lacking or an opportunity for health promotion is effectively included.Conclusion is comprehensive, with a detailed summary of key findings that explains general health of the community and offers rationale for recommendations.)