ASSESSMENT INFORMATION Assessment Title Written Reflection Purpose The purpose of this assessment is to enable students to engage with a structured reflective consideration of their ethical...

ASSESSMENT INFORMATION Assessment Title Written Reflection Purpose The purpose of this assessment is to enable students to engage with a structured reflective consideration of their ethical perspective on health, health as a ‘human good’, and how ethical perspectives may differ within society. Due Date Refer to HLSC220 EUO Time Due Refer to HLSC220 EUO Weighting 20% Length 800 words +/- 10% As a general guide allow an approximate word count for each section of the reflective cycle as follows: • ‘What?’ 200 words • ‘So What?’ 450 words • ‘What now?’ 150 words Assessment Rubric Refer to Extended Unit Outline Appendix 1 LOs Assessed LO1 Task You are required to develop a written reflection in which you examine your perspectives on health, health as a ‘human good’, and how ethical perspectives may differ within a society or across societies. Use Driscoll’s ‘What, So what, What now’ reflective cycle to structure the reflection. Choose one of these two options for the focus of your reflection: a) Why is it ethical for society to provide healthcare? b) Why does society expect healthcare professionals to act ethically? Ensure you use scholarly sources to support the ‘So What’ section and include all sources in the reference list (see information on reference style below). Target Audience Healthcare professionals