Edit the following to sound more concise: The process of implementing the new healthcare policy integrates six essential steps. These steps include agenda setting, policy formulation, resource allocation, capacity building, policy administration, and evaluation. Agenda setting, as the process's initial step, entails recognizing a critical problem and the respective need to respond to the problem. The vulnerability of undocumented immigrants to infectious diseases and infections and the risk of spreading the infection due to reduced access to healthcare services is recognized to be a critical problem that requires policy response (Kuehne et al., 2022). As a fundamental step of the process, policy formulation requires the policy team to determine the purpose, goals, objectives, and policy deliverables. Resource allocation mainly entails developing a budget, prioritizing needs in cost and resource allocation and allocating tasks according to the skills and expertise of relevant actors. The other step is capacity building, where the team collaborates with key stakeholder groups to increase public awareness of the policy, educate the masses and effectively promote the policy to acquire the required level of support (Goodyear, 2022). Policy administration entails signing the policy into law and integrating government agencies and community groups to ensure the policy is successfully implemented. In the final step, metrics and performance indicators are consulted to determine how much the policy meets its intended objectives and make decisions based on generated feedback