The document summarizes a reflective analysis assignment for a guest speaker roundtable discussion on strategic planning, implementation, and contextual change in healthcare. It includes two questions posed to the guest speaker on the interface between strategic planning, implementation, and universal healthcare coverage, and whether contextual change needs prior strategic planning. The document notes the guest speaker's answers were generic and not worth transcribing, and instructs the student to mention the answers were informative and thorough, then provide their own perspective in at least two pages.

1. Week#6-Round Table Discussion-HPA
Written Assignment
Week 6 Exercise – – Roundtable Discussion – Guest speaker
(TBA). Please pose 2 questions to our guest speaker regarding
this week’s lesson focus (strategic planning, implementation,
contextual change). Submit a reflective analysis of his/her
responses and your perspective in no less than two (2) pages.
1. In your opinion, what do you think is the interface between
strategic planning, implementation and universal health care
coverage?
2. In your opinion, do you think contextual change in healthcare
needs prior strategic planning? Why?
****His answers were very generic and nothing worth
transcribing so maybe just mention, “his answers were very
informative and thorough”,…then go into your perspective?***
The Practice of Clinical Psychology Worksheet
PSY/480 Version 4
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University of Phoenix Material
The Practice of Clinical Psychology Worksheet
Answer the following questions. Your response to each question
must be at least 150 words in length.
1. What are at least two legal issues associated with clinical
psychology? Provide an example of a situation that could be
legal but unethical. Explain your response.

2. 2. What are at least two ethical issues associated with clinical
psychology? Provide an example of a situation that could be
ethical but illegal. Explain your response.
3. Define professional boundaries, boundary crossings, and
boundary violations. What effects do boundaries have on the
therapeutic relationship?
4. What are at least two cultural limitations associated with
assessment and treatment? In your response, discuss the use or
misuse of assessment instruments, therapy techniques, research
results, or any other facet of clinical practice that could have
potentially harmful, culture-specific implications.
Week#5-Quiz-HPA
1. For an individual involved in the policy analysis process,
political feasibility entails his or her:
ability to persuade others to adopt the policy.
aptitude for generating a range of policy alternatives.
talent for implementing policy once it has been approved.
skill at adopting the policy quickly once it has been
implemented.
2. Which of the following is a reason that health care policies
often fail?
Most proposed health care policies are not based on sound

3. scientific principles.
Supporters often lack sufficient political leverage to meet the
threshold for adoption.
Most people are perfectly happy with the current system and
resist change.
Few of the most important players in the health care arena have
been willing to make compromises.
3. The process by which stakeholders address a particular policy
issue is called:
political feasibility.
coalition building.
aggregate political leverage.
agenda setting.
4. Which of the following is the MOST credible source of
scientific data?
Summaries of data printed in major newspapers such as The
New York Times.
Findings published in peer-reviewed journals by academic

4. researchers.
Reports and studies generated by think tanks and drug
companies.
Articles posted on alternative medicine blogs and websites.
5. ____________ considers the benefits of a program in terms
of the number of lives saved.
6. According to Cleverly and Cameron, it is equally important
that public- and private-sector financial systems
_________________________
7. What is meant by the term incrementalism in the context of
health care policy development?(essay)
8. Discuss how relevance of values to health policy.(essay)
9. The effectiveness of a proposed policy is generally quite
clear once it is implemented.T/F?
10. In cost analysis, it is best to begin by discussing monetary
costs.T/F?
11. The timing of elections can have a major impact on whether
an elected official is willing—or unwilling—to propose a
particular health policy.T/F?