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To get ready for the Collaborative Report, you'll be analyzing report examples for purpose, audience, and design to give you an idea of the work you'll be doing.
The goal here is to begin to familiarize you with the report genre--which is as common as email in the workplace and really, really broad. This discussion works to expose you to different types of reports and relationship between form and PAD. Note the similarities and differences between different types of reports.
The assignment:
- Using Google, find two sample reports
- The reports can be any type you want, but the two should be different types. Use what you learned about different types of reports in the reading to help you figure out what type you’re looking at.
- For each report you choose, write a brief analysis of the following
- Purpose: What is the report doing? What's the goal?
- Audience: Who was the report written for? What aspects of the report suggest who the audience is?
- Design: Describe the format (structure, headings, figures, etc.). Describe the organization/structure of the report--list all the sections included in the report and a brief summary (one sentence) of each section.
- After analyzing each report, write a short paragraph comparing the two reports. What similarities and differences do you see.
Explanation & Answer
Attached.
Running head: ANALYSIS OF EXEMPLARS
Analysis of Exemplars
Student’s Name
Institutional Affiliation
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ANALYSIS OF EXEMPLARS
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Analysis of Exemplars
Report 1
International Severe Acute Respiratory and Emerging Infections Consortium (ISARIC)
gave the report to respond to the advent of the new coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic. ISARIC
developed a portfolio of resources for accelerating outbreak research and responses. The report
purported to address the commonly asked perilous public health queries arising from the virus.
The report aimed at stimulating a collective understanding of COVID-19. This would assist in
improving patient care and inform public health policies.
The audience purported by the report is the patient management and the public health
response team. ISARIC passed on forms and methods the team would use to collect data from the
suspected or confirmed cases of the virus (COVID-19, 2020 Report). Th...
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