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Follow the link to get tutorial - http://entire-courses.com/COM-340-Week-1-Evaluation-of-a-Health---Related-Website

This document comprises COM 340 Week 1 Evaluation of a Health-Related Website

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Communications - General Communications Evaluation of a Health-Related Website . In July 1999, The American Telemedicine Association (A.T.A.) issued the following advice to consumers who use the Internet for health-related information and services. A.T.A.’s criteria for a quality site include the following (“Advisories” 2–3): a. The site is sponsored by a reputable healthcare organization (e.g., American Cancer Society, American Medical Association, nationally recognized medical college, or the like). Information from a commercial interest such as a drug company should include assurances that the material is reasonable, balanced, and objective and does not merely promote the company’s own products. b. Each information source is clearly documented. c. A site providing online diagnosis or prescribing treatment and medication avoids any direct sales of the treatments or medications being prescribed. d. The professionals offering medical consultation are fully licensed and their credentials are clearly posted. e. The site clearly describes its policies and procedures for maintaining records of the consultation and safeguarding patient privacy. Visit a health-related Website and evaluate it according to the above criteria. Focus on sites that cover alternative health such as Alt Medicine, sites that create specific recommendations based on the information you provide such as WebMD, sites that offer specialized consultation about specific medical conditions such as HealthLine, or discussion sites for people with a specific medical condition such as the Cancer Survivors Network. Assume that you are a Website consultant. Based on your reading so far about technical communication and the A.T.A. guidelines above, prepare a numbered list of specific problems you noticed on the Website and a recommendation of how each problem could be corrected. Your list should be approximately one page, single spaced, with a double space between the problem and the solution and a double space before each numbered item. Attach a title page to your list, formatted according to A.P.A. style guidelines. For information regarding A.P.A. formatting, visit the Ashford Writing Center by following the link under the Learning Resources tab in the left navigation of the online course.

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