CST 560 Topic 4
Description
Part 1 ®bsp;Project Schedule (Mortality in the Elderly and Public Health Insurance) ®bsp;due 12/5
Now that the project overview, objectives and scope have been identified (project overview attached), clearly identify a project schedule or work plan for your capstone project. Make sure to set a schedule by implementing work breakdown and task time estimates.
Work Breakdown Structure
ID
Task
Dependencies
Status
Effort Hours
Cost
Start Date
Planned
Completion
Estimate to Completion
Actual
Completion
Resource
1
2
It will be essential to create a timeline (or Gantt chart) with dates for completion of key components of the project.
Make sure to also consider the task dependencies and risk assessments.
Risk Management
Event Risk
Risk Probability (high, medium,
low)
Risk Impact
Risk Mitigation
Contingency Plan
What is the risk?
What is the
probability?
What is the impact if the
risk occurs?
What can be done to
minimize the risk?
What can be done to
minimize the impact of the
risk?
Part 2 ®bsp;Research Design (Mortality in the Elderly and Public Health Insurance) ®bsp;due 12/7
It is essential for researchers to be familiar with the path, contents, and steps for conducting a solid research study. This assignment identifies and establishes the mindset for that purpose.
Using the research approach uantitative: Longitudinal Designs that applies methods from calculus, linear algebra, and/or statistics, design the experiment. (I have attached my research approach document).
You will not write up the entire design, but provide an outline identifying the major components with justifications. Make sure you address the items below that are appropriate to the field or experiment being conducted. Add additional components not found below as applicable.
Experiment being conducted is – Mortality in the Elderly and Public Health Insurance
- Problem/Idea
- Objective of the experiment
- Hypothesis
- Research Design Strategy (survey, field studies, simulations, computational experiment, controlled experiment)
- Variables (independent, dependent, intervening/mediating, moderating, control, and confounding variables)
- Population/Participants (where data is collected from)
- Need or sampling
- Instrumentation/Materials/Requirements
- Experimental tasks/procedures
- Performance indicators (ranked in order of importance) and evaluate the variability of these measures
- Data collection process/method
- Testing methods
- Documentation of proposed testing/data (flowcharts, proofs of solutions, metrics, models, algorithms)
- Validity, reliability, and replicability
- Results/Analysis (graphs, tables, charts, images)
- Interpretations/Conclusions
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Mortality in the elderly and public health insurance
Purpose/general information
The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between health insurance coverage
and amenable mortality. The study relies on data on survey conducted on population aged more
than 50 years from a Longitudinal Study conducted by Nolan et al. (2022). That plays a
significant role in determining whether there is a relationship between individuals with no health
insurance and their mortality.
Goal/objective
The goal of this study is to provide evidence on some of the key reforms that should be
implemented as part of maintaining a universal healthcare.
Scope
his study will include detailed evidence of how health insurance impacts mortality risk.
he project will list some of the risks facing the elderly due to lack of health insurance.
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