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Throughout this course, you will examine different aspects of a major legal issue confronting an existing public health policy of interest. You will provide a critical analysis explaining how political feasibility and economic viability can be used to address the legal issue related to your selected healthcare policy.
This week, you will select a legal issue, identify the key stakeholders, and examine the policy process for this issue.
Write 2-3-page paper with a minimum of five (5) references covering the following:
The Issue
Identify a legal issue confronting a healthcare policy from your state. Briefly describe the legal issue.
Describe the healthcare laws violated as a result of this legal issue.
Examine the current debate on this issue.
The Stakeholders
Identify the key stakeholders and policy makers involved in the issue you selected.
What roles do these key stakeholders and policy makers play?
Policy Process
Examine how the policy process works for this legal issue.
What changes would you make to the policy?
What are things in the policy that work for this legal issue?
Support your statements with appropriate examples and scholarly references.
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