CRS 325 Speech Outline Rubric. Outline for verichip
follow this rubic and using the proposal and bibliography to write an outline for verichip.
CRS 325 Speech Outline Rubric
Each requirement is worth 5 points
Introduction
Attention-getter
Thesis statement
Relevance or importance of the topic is sufficiently justified
Preview statements included
Body and main points
Body and main points easily identified
Sufficient support for each point
Key terms or concepts are adequately defined and explained
Each body point is relevant to and supports the overall thesis
Conclusion
Summary statement
Tie to/recap of the introduction
Compelling ending statement
Transitions
Transition sentences or cues included and clearly marked
Transition sentences effectively link the sections
Formatting
Speech outline follows a clear organizational pattern
Full sentences are used throughout the outline
Outline is arranged in a cohesive, linear, structured format
Sources
Error-free bibliography included
Minimum number of required sources included
Sources selected are relevant and appropriate for the topic
Sources are used throughout the outline, as they’ll be used in the speech
Total: /100
Speech Outline for Verichip
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Speech Outline for Verichip
* Introduction
* Attention-getter
I want to start by assuming that all of us have cell phones here, and if you do not have one, at least you have a memory that functions as a sim card. Do you know that the technology behind data storage devices is similar to that of human mind? Wait… the only difference is that data storage devices can be removed and be re-inserted. Imagine if your mind could be removed and re-inserted, how many secrets would you fear about? I will explain in this speech the significant advancements that humans have made in the technology of electronic health records. The focus is on verichips, which we can simply define as digital paper charts.
* Thesis Statement
VeriChips are injectable electronic identification chips that can be inserted under the skin for storage and retrieval of biometric data about the patient (Halamka, 2008). Their work is not, however, restricted to EHR data handling alone. They can be used as tracking devices, store other private information, and can be easily deactivated or removed from the body any time. VeriChips have potential social, legal, and security concerns.
* Key Terms and their Meanings
VeriChip- Injectable electronic device for data handling (Samson, 2012).
Radio Frequency Identification Devices (RFIDs): Technological devices for identification and tracking using wireless communication(Samson, 2012)
EHR- Electronic Health Records
* Relevance of the Paper
The relevance of this speech is to educate the general public on social, legal, and security concerns associated with veriChip implants (Lupton, 2015). The paper also contributes to the body of knowledge for future scholars working on this topic by narrowing down to the potential issues of embracing the technology of veriChips.
* Preview Statements
First, we will understand the meaning of veriChips. I will then explain to you their significance and their advantages in the handling and processing of EHR. You understand that every technology has had its setbacks and humans. Whether we like it or not, EHR is here to stay and we better look at its setbacks. We will, therefore discuss social, legal, and security risks associated with veriChips
* Advantages of VeriChips in EHR Data Handling
* Fast data processing
* Enhanced service delivery
* Data safety because no paper work
* Help in swift emergency response to a patient in need even when away from hospital because of tracking the location (Michael,Michael, & Rodney, 2008)
* They can work as electronic passports, allowing patients...