1. Discussion: Components of healthcare delivery.
Discussion: Components of healthcare delivery.Discussion: Components of healthcare
delivery.Consider the broad topic (e.g., health care delivery).Include the specific key
components (categories/sub-topics) of health care delivery.Include at least three
categories/subtopics under each of the key components.Assignment PurposeThe purpose of
this assignment is to provide practical experience with increasing your knowledge and
understanding of the key components of healthcare delivery. You will organize and
represent your knowledge in a concept map.Assignment DirectionsA concept map is a
graphical tool used for organizing and representing knowledge of a topic or subject. It is
also useful for brainstorming, conceptualizing new ideas, identifying a relationship between
concepts, and facilitating communication. Concept map components include a main
idea/topic, key concepts, and relationships/links between concepts.There are various
approaches for creating a concept map. Please see the YouTube video on creating a concept
map in this week’s Required and Suggested Reading section. Also, see the concept map
template information in the Student Resources section of the classroom. Feel free to explore
other concept maps videos and templates or to create your own using a Microsoft Office tool
such as PowerPoint.ORDER NOW FOR CUSTOMIZED, PLAGIARISM-FREE PAPERSYou must
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