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    The document provides guidance on mapping stakeholders in the US public health system. It instructs to include major stakeholders as boxes or nodes on the map, showing connections between them. Potential stakeholders listed include various levels of government, governmental agencies, private companies, community organizations, interest groups, and individuals. For each stakeholder, the map should include the name, description of entity type and details, mission or goals, and role within the system.

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    The document provides guidance on mapping stakeholders in the US public health system. It instructs to include major stakeholders as boxes or nodes on the map, showing connections between them. Potential stakeholders listed include various levels of government, governmental agencies, private companies, community organizations, interest groups, and individuals. For each stakeholder, the map should include the name, description of entity type and details, mission or goals, and role within the system.

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    The document provides guidance on mapping stakeholders in the US public health system. It instructs to include major stakeholders as boxes or nodes on the map, showing connections between them. Potential stakeholders listed include various levels of government, governmental agencies, private companies, community organizations, interest groups, and individuals. For each stakeholder, the map should include the name, description of entity type and details, mission or goals, and role within the system.

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    What-
    Your map will include the major STAKEHOLDERS (players) of the System and will show
    the linkage between/across players. What boxes you include on your map is up to you.  
    Each node (box) on your map should represent a different "stakeholder" within the US
    public health (and healthcare) system.  It's up to you to define who the stakeholders within
    our health system are.  
    Potential stakeholders could include:

    1. Government (Federal, State, County, or Local)


    2. Governmental entities (i.e., Departments, Agencies)
    3. Private companies (within and outside the health care industry) 
    4. Community-based organizations
    5. Interest groups
    1. Trade Association (an interest group that represents people of a trade for an
    example, the Medical Association, Primary Care Association)
    2. Advocacy Groups (an interest group that represents people of similar
    interest/characteristics)
    6. Individuals (best to note as "type" such as Physician, Elderly, Poor child)
    7. Other - who else do you think has a "stake" in our public health system?  

    B. Stakeholder Description-
    Linked to each node, you will describe the stakeholder.  At a minimum, stakeholder
    information should include:
    1. STAKEHOLDER NAME:  
    a. Add website info (URL) so you can find it later
     
    2. DESCRIPTION OF STAKEHOLDERS:
    a. What type of entity is this stakeholder?  (See section above for examples of what a
    stakeholder group maybe). 
    b. Give specifics on:

    1. Governance type:  government, private


    2. Financial type:  government, for-profit, not-for-profit
    3. Level of engagement: nationally, statewide, locally, community-based, etc.

    c. Mission/Charge

    1. What is the Stakeholder responsible for OR what does the Stakeholder want to
    accomplish?
    2. Who does the Stakeholder represent?  Who are its members?

     
    3. DISCUSSION:
    a. What role does this stakeholder play within the system?
    b. Did you review a position within this stakeholder entity for your career journal?
     
     
    example:
     

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