Wilmington University Week 3 State Medicaid Comparative Table
Question Description
States are considered laboratories when it comes to Medicaid. States have a broad variation for how Medicaid operates.
Using the following resources, select two states and create a table comparing the following: Medicaid eligibility, CHIP eligibility, number of enrollees, the average annual growth in Medicaid, the Federal and State share of Medicaid funding, state spending, total state Medicaid spending and one comparative measure of your choosing.
Analyze and discuss in no more than two paragraph and based on your knowledge of each state: its demographics, political leanings, composition of its state government, etc. what picture the data create for each state and how they compare to each other. Explain why you selected the comparative measure you chose and why it matters.
State Medicaid Comparison Rubric
State Medicaid Comparison Rubric
| Criteria |
Ratings |
Pts |
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This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeDevelops Content and analysis
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| 25.0 to >22.75 pts
Exemplary
Comprehensively and accurately provides comparison and analysis regarding measures selected for both states. Demonstrates understanding of the course content.
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22.75 to >20.5 pts
Acceptable
Provides acceptable comparison and analysis regarding measures selected for both states. Exhibits moderate understanding of course content.
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20.5 to >18.25 pts
Developing
Provides incomplete or inadequate comparison and analysis regarding measures selected for both states. Provides minimal evidence of understanding of the course content
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18.25 to >0 pts
Unsatisfactory
Provides unsatisfactory or inaccurate comparison and analysis regarding measures selected for both states. Exhibits no understanding of course content.
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25.0 pts
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This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeCompletes Comparison Table
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| 25.0 to >22.75 pts
Exemplary
Completes the Medicaid Comparison table comprehensively. Provides elaborate details for each category on both states.
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22.75 to >20.5 pts
Acceptable
Completes the Medicaid Comparison table adequately. Provides sufficient details for each category on both states.
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20.5 to >18.25 pts
Developing
Medicaid Comparison table is incomplete. Provides minimal details for each category on both states.
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18.25 to >0 pts
Unsatisfactory
Numerous aspects of the Medicaid Comparison table are inadequate. Missing details for each category on both states.
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25.0 pts
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This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeWriting
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| 25.0 to >22.75 pts
Exemplary
Has no errors in grammar and/or spelling
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22.75 to >20.5 pts
Acceptable
Has few errors in grammar and/or spelling
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20.5 to >18.25 pts
Developing
Has frequent errors in grammar and/or spelling
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18.25 to >0 pts
Unsatisfactory
Has extensive errors in grammar and/or spelling
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25.0 pts
|
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This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeClarity & Organization
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| 25.0 to >22.75 pts
Exemplary
Table presents ideas in completely clear, logical, & organized manner
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22.75 to >20.5 pts
Acceptable
Table presents ideas in moderately clear, logical, & organized manner
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20.5 to >18.25 pts
Developing
Table presents ideas in minimally clear, logical, & organized manner
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18.25 to >0 pts
Unsatisfactory
Table presents ideas in completely unclear, illogical, & unorganized manner
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25.0 pts
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Total Points: 100.0
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