Jane Doe (your name here)

Jones is a 54-year-old male recently diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
His wife has accompanied him to the oncologist’s office.
Both have a high school education.
Jones has no interest in his diagnosis; his father died at an early age from pancreatic cancer, and he thinks nothing can be done.
Jones is greatly interested in any treatment; she has been searching on the Internet for alternative cures.
Jones has asked the nurse for help on how to determine whether a website is credible.
Criteria Slide: This slide should address at least fourcriteriaused to evaluate websites. View Evaluating Internet Health Information: A Tutorial from the National Library of Medicine at your text, and other references. The task is to explain how to determinethe credibility of websites andteach it to the patient and/or caregiver described in the Scenario Slide.Concentrate on evaluation of information, not how to search. Assume that the patient or caregiver has basic Internet searching skills, a computer in the home, and can enter words in the query box in a search engine,such as Google, Bing, Yahoo,and so forth.The idea is to teach your patients how to evaluate websites (suspect and credible) as they relate to a specific disease process or diagnosis.
The format of the criteria shouldbe logical and easy to read, for example, a table, checklist, or Q & A.Be creative! Language should be appropriate for the educational level of the audience, in other words, the patient and/or caregiver as described in the Scenario Slide.Note: This is the only slide that requires a citation.

Suspect Site Slide:This slide should give the name and description of a suspect website. The suspect website must berelated to the disease or diagnosis identified in the scenario. However, the site does not meet the criteria for a credible site, for example, gives inaccurate information, and so forth. You must provide a working link to the site. Wikipedia is not acceptable! Explain why the site is suspect based on the criteria you outlined in the Criteria Slide.
Credible Site Slide:This slide should give the name and description of a credible website that you would recommend to the patient and/or caregiver/family member. The website must be appropriate for the general public and address the disease process or diagnosis identified in the Scenario Slide. Avoid sites that are aimed at healthcare professionals. Explain why the site is credible based on criteriathat you outlined in the Criteria Slide.
If you need assistance using PowerPoint, search tutorials about how to use PowerPoint on the Microsoft Office site.
The following are the scholarly writing requirements for this assignment.
Your name appears on the Scenario Slide.
Four slides should be submitted. Points will be deducted for additional slides.
The four slides pertain to the
scenario;
criteria for selection of credible sites;
suspect site; and
credible site.
The linksfor the suspect and credible sites are working and formatted correctly.
Punctuation and sentence structure are correct with no spelling or grammatical errors.
Graphics, colored slides, and interesting backgrounds are welcome; however, they are not part of the criteria for this assignment and are not considered for grading purposes.
Review the section on Academic Honesty found in the RNBSN Policies. All work must be original (in your own words) unless properly cited.

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