Analyse an international health issue
You need to pick an international health issue that affects real communities and is a public concern, then explain it from different angles. You'll identify the major factors making the issue worse, discuss how it harms people's wellbeing, and suggest strategies to fix it—all backed up with real evidence from credible sources.
You explain what the health issue is and why it matters internationally, identify two determinants of health and their impact, suggest two strategies, and use some evidence—but the connections between factors, wellbeing effects, and solutions might be loose.
You provide detailed explanations of how two determinants specifically link to the issue and its effects on wellbeing, propose both local and international strategies directly tied to those determinants, use consistent evidence throughout, and show clear connections between determinants, wellbeing impacts, and your proposed solutions.
You connect the health issue, the determinants, and your strategies to underlying health concepts (like the socio-ecological model or Health Promotion approaches), show critical thinking about what makes solutions equitable, integrate health concepts throughout your analysis, and support everything with consistent, well-chosen evidence that flows logically.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.