In order to learn more about the health and illness aspects of other cultures an

In order to learn more about the health and illness aspects of other cultures and subgroups, you will develop a presentation using PowerPoint, Google Slides or Prezi and post in the Cultural Practices Presentations assignment in Canvas to share with classmates. You will be randomly assigned four of your classmates’ presentations to conduct peer evaluations, as well as own self-evaluation, and your final score will be an average of these individual reviews.<br />Step 1: Choose a topic from among the suggested cultural groups or subgroups listed below (or feel free to select another not listed that interests you). As you consider your topic, know in advance that you will be required to interview at least one person who is either from that culture or who has first-hand experience with the culture (or find a recorded interview to use in its place). For example, if you chose the sex-trade sub-culture, you might interview an experienced health care provider (e.g. counselor or public health specialist). The person you interview could also serve anonymously as the hypothetical character utilized in provision of culturally competent care.<br /> <br />Suggested cultural groups or subgroup topics: <br />• “Health and Illness in..”<br />o Native American/Alaska Native/Yaqui<br />o African American descendent or African immigrant<br />o Asian (be specific: Filipino, Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, Hmong, etc.)<br />o East Indian<br />o Hispanic (be specific: Mexican, Cuban, Puerto Rican, Dominican, Guatemalan, Peruvian, Nicaraguan, etc.)<br />o Middle Eastern (be specific: Iranian, Iraqi, Israeli, Afghani, etc.)<br />o European (be specific: Bosnian, Russian, French, German, Italian, etc.)<br />o Pennsylvania Dutch (Amish)<br />o Runaway youth<br />o Single parents<br />o Military families