You will be allowed to choose a public health topic of your interest to analyze and discuss in a policy brief. A policy brief is a short (3-5 page) document addressing a particular issue and making recommendations to a key stakeholder or policymaker. This document should be a stand-alone document that succinctly convinces your audience of the importance of the issue and the viability of your recommendations. The policy brief may be divided into the following sections:
• Executive Summary/Abstract
• Introduction
• Approaches and Results
• Conclusion
• Recommendations
Summary
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A couple things to focus on in a policy brief are clearly articulated approaches (i.e., programs/policies put into place by other states that were effective), and very specific recommendations (what do you want the stakeholder/policymaker to do right now?). Also, a lot of what you were trying to say may have been lost because of poor sentence structure and grammar.
Attachment:- Homes for the Homeless in California.rar