Research and Data Collection
● Task: Use online resources, community health reports, interviews, etc., to gather information about your topic.
● Tip: Use graphs and charts to make your data easy to understand.
This section should include:
● Data from reliable sources such as the CDC, NIH, hospital and university websites, local health departments, and community health assessments.
● Summary of key statistics and findings related to the chosen topic.
● Graphs, charts, or infographics to visually represent the data.
3.) Choose a teen health risk topic or community health disparity topic: Impact on Teens
● Task: Document the problem and its impact on teens. Include national, state, and local statistics where possible. Consider personal stories if comfortable sharing.
○ Interview someone impacted, a healthcare professional, and 2 community members. Questions are provided separately.
○ Document what solutions/treatments/intervention that have already been developed or tried
● Tip: Look for real-life examples or case studies to make your presentation more relatable. Use tools like Google Forms for easy data collection.
This section should include:
● Descriptions of how the chosen health risk affects teens or the community specifically.
● Discussions of both short-term and long-term impacts on physical and mental health.
● Any personal stories or case studies if available.
● Summary of findings from the survey/interviews.
● Identification of gaps in knowledge or resources within the community.
