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STEP 1: Choose a country you would like to study.You may choose any OECD member state, with the exception of Canada, Germany, the United Kingdom, or the United States (we will cover these four countries in class).These countries tend to have the most readily available and reliable data.Note: if you want to study a country that is not an OECD member state, you must first obtain the instructor's permission IN ADVANCE.

STEP 2: Collect the data to compare the performance of your chosen country's healthcare system to that of the U.S., including both inputs/costs and health outcomes.The OECD website is a good starting point for finding such data (search for"Frequently Requested Data" atwww.oecd.org.)You should ultimately choose 2 to 4 measures of each that you think make the best case for your evaluation about relative efficiency.

STEP 3: Organize the data in a table.Refer to Miller's Checklist from the Chicago Guide to Writing about Multivariate Analysis for tips on how to most effectively format such a table.

STEP 4: Write a succinct assessment of the relative performance of your chosen country and the U.S.This assessment should be driven by the information contained in the table. The table and assessment should fit on one to two single-spaced pages, inclusive of title and references.Be sure to cite all sources using your choice of style manual (MLA, APA, ... seehttps://ulib.iupui.edu/guides/citation-styles-and-tools).