The overall scope of this program is based on a request by a Health Commissioner at Chicago State to evaluate a program duped ‘Universal Healthcare’ which was rolled out in one clinic in Chicago. This program began as a pilot project within the government to test whether the Universal Health Care is a feasible idea worth trying within the United States. It is upon this background that an evaluation has been commissioned which will run from August 2013 to December 2013. Evaluation goal The goal of this evaluation is to determine the overall preparedness of the clinic for the implementation of Universal Health Care and to establish the challenges the program is facing. Evaluation team The evaluation team shall consist of program experts from our consortium firm, one medical doctor attached to the clinic, clinic data analyst and, a representative from the government. Table 1.1 Roles of each evaluation Team member. Role ( title)                   Individual                  Responsibilities                                                                       Clinic data analyst             Mr. Paul                    Provision of relevant clinic data                                                      Representative from government  Mr. Wafi                    Linkage to the office of the commissioner                                              Clinic doctor                   Dr. Bright.                 Offer professional health information, provides cultural appropriateness of evaluation Lead evaluator                  From our consortium office  Oversight to entire evaluation activities, compile reports, arranges for meetings.      Background and Description of the Universal Health Program Historical background to providing universal health care for American dates back to 1912 during the reign of President Theodore Roosevelt. He attempted to introduce national health insurance during his second attempt as president of United States but failed. In 1945, President Harry Truman also pushed for similar idea however; the American Medical Association rejected the idea as ‘socialized medicine’. In 2009, Obama and his democratic congress reintroduced the same thought, all workers to take health insurance for all its employees. In similar year a health Clinic in Chicago was sponsored to conduct a pilot run. Their target populations were women and children for families earning less than five hundred dollars per month. Evaluation activities Conduct survey on staff attitude and job satisfaction levels. Obtain turnover rate before and after initiating the change. Compare patient discharge rate, patient attitude, and equipment capacity before and after introducing the change.  1. What are the key evaluation questions?  2. What are the overall staff’s attitudes towards the program?  3. What are some notable variations in the clinic from the time the program was launched?  4. What are the short term outcomes of the project?  5. What measures has the clinic put in place to support the project sustainability? Data collection and analysis methods Data shall be collected using questionnaires, interviews, observation, and through documents analysis. Issues of ethics shall be addressed; people shall be allowed to answer our questions willingly. Data shall be analyzed