Health education
Using Piktochart or other infographic software tool, create a “Healthcare reimbursement” Infographic showing reimbursement terms: Fee-for-Service, Capitation, Value-Based Reimbursement, Co-payment, MS-DRG, Outlier, & Case Rate.
Infographics are a concise way to organize information to achieve a purpose. Decide what your purpose will be. Who needs this information? Infographics have a specific target audience (not “everyone”).
Most free infographic software has a variety of templates you can choose from. You do not need a degree in graphic design to create a stellar infographic. See the video below which contains a short overview of 7 different types of infographics. Think about what organization method best meets the purpose of your design.
That said, here is a useful article with 25 Tips to Instantly Improve Your Data Visualization Design (Links to an external site.) if you want to strike out on your own and 9 Accessibility Posters (Links to an external site.) that will ensure your work meets accessibility standards.
Finally, include references to show where your data comes from.
The resources below can help you to design an infographic for free. Choose whichever you like best, or use some other web tool of your choice.
** you can use which ever you like to make the infographic
resources:
https://piktochart.com/formats/infographics/
https://www.designcap.com/
https://www.canva.com/
https://venngage.com/
rubric:
Definition of Topic and Type of Information:
20 to >18.2 pts
Clearly defines and introduces topic as per assignment. Types of information that relate to scope of project are exceptionally well evident. Completely captures reader’s attention.
Selects evidence-based literature, cites according to APA standards:
20 to >18.2 pts
Clearly draws content from current (within 5 years) & appropriate literature. Sources are are cited according to APA standards Minimum of 6 resources.
Data Support and Analysis:
20 to >18.2 pts
Exceptionally uses data to support in-depth analysis of all aspects of infographic. Student accesses relevant and quality information sources.
Design and Technology Tools to create Infographic:
20 to >18.2 pts
Exquisitely presents in an interesting and creative manner. All aspects of the infographic are user-friendly, engaging, and professional. Use of technology is superb.
Writing mechanics:
20 to >18.2 pts
Writing contains little to no grammatical errors (1-2) and maintains professional, academic usage and mechanics throughout.
