Section 1: Public Speaking
Above you can see some quick tips for the class presentation from the eBook that we had to read, and I just got to say that Hugh Evans nailed each and every one of them! Hugh Evans came up with this term of “global citizens” to those who “self-identify first and foremost not as members of a state, nation or tribe but as members of the human race.” Evan clearly delivered his message of how people live in poverty and how “global citizens” are taking action as simply as raising pennies to send girls to school, provide a toilet for each house, and so much more. From his speech to his body language, it can be said that he is very passionate on what he does, and I believe this is a key point to a great presentation. For example, my group will be talking about the diversity of Hispanics in the nursing field, the more information we know it will be easier to have a conversation with the audience and the more passionate we are about this topic the more engaging the audience will be, and therefore will be attentive. Just how the tips from the eBook suggest, I don’t think that Evan “winged” his Ted Talk, NO! I can be 110% sure that he had to practice a lot to have this motivational speech. Again, this is another key point that the eBook suggests. I can be sure that I will get nervous as well as my group members, but with practice we can become comfortable and find ways in how to cope our nerves. We need to shake it off..
Check this website for a helpful insight on how to have a great presentation..
https://www.mindtools.com/CommSkll/PublicSpeaking.htm
One salient idea found from this website is to practice. Without practice it is impossible to accomplish all key points mentioned in this website. Practicing your presentation will help you cope with your nerves, plan with what you want to say and what not to say, plan how to engage with your audience, and plan how you want to express your body language.
Section 2: Public Opinion
The following link will lead you to my chosen op-ed:
https://www.bio.org/articles/op-ed-health-disparities-%E2%80%93-issue-health-professionals-and-patients
Both this Op-Ed and the Ted Talk of Hugh Evans, demonstrate the action that should be done to accomplish their desire movements and the policies that should regulated. This op-ed talks about how Dr. Carolyn Britton from the National Medical Association, will talk to health care professionals, academics, policy makers, corporate executives, community advocates and others about the important issue of diversity in health and medicine. Throughout this Op-Ed as well as the Ted Talk of Hugh Evans, continually repeat on what should be done.
This Op-Ed relates to my semester topic because it talks about what should be done to minimize health disparities in minority communities. It mentions how diverse communities are more likely to suffer from diseases, such as cancer, and have a worse health care outcome than from a White patient. This is because many minority patients are not inform or aware of how serious it is to visit the doctor when something is wrong. This op-ed mentions how important it is for physicians and health care professionals to be aware of minority cultures.
Section 3: Public Outreach
Some suggestions that I would make to policy makers would be: 1. Ensure that each minority community has an appropriate health care insurance. 2. Ensure that each community with poor transportation has an available transportation to go see a doctor. 3. Provide insurance for low income families at a reliable price or create programs that are fully founded.
A way that I could incorporate these ideas to this Op-Ed genre is by including data graphics that will show my audience visually information, statistical information from reliable articles or researchers, and eye catching photos that will convey the audience, “such as did you?”