An effective outline will have these components: Introduction (1. Provide relevant background about the topic of your presentation. 2. Introduce the main idea of your presenta

An effective outline will have these components:

Introduction (1. Provide relevant background about the topic of your presentation. 2. Introduce the main idea of your presentation (thesis statement).

Headings: The main points with general information.

Subheadings: Provide more specific details/examples.

Conclusion: Summary of points and takeaway message.

Make sure the ideas are organized in a logical order so that each point connects back to your main point.

Please avoid providing a list of general topics, and ensure presenting supporting ideas and specific details. It is very difficult to provide a peer review without specific information about the topic.  

The example below is just a suggestion. You may arrange the structure of your outline the way you deem appropriate (As long as it has the main components listed above).

Example: Outline

1. Introduction
   1. Background
   2. The main idea of your presentation
2. Job Duties
   1. Detail/Example 1
   2. Detail/Example 2
   3. Detail/Example 3
3. World Health Organization 
   1. Detail/Example 1
   2. Detail/Example 2
   3. Detail/Example 3
4. Global Health Data Exchange
   1. Detail/Example 1
   2. Detail/Example 2
   3. Detail/Example 3
5. World Health Summit
   1. Detail/Example 1
   2. Detail/Example 2
   3. Detail/Example 3
6. Healthcare Technology in Foreign Countries
   1. Detail/Example 1
   2. Detail/Example 2
   3. Detail/Example 3
7. The Top 5 Healthcare Organizations in the World
   1. Detail/Example 1
   2. Detail/Example 2
   3. Detail/Example 3
   4. Detail/Example 4
   5. Detail/Example 5
8. The Nations Offering High/Low-quality Healthcare
   1. Detail/Example 1
   2. Detail/Example 2
   3. Detail/Example 3
   4. Detail/Example 4
9. Conclusions, Implications, and Emerging Concerns
   1. Summary of Points
   2. Take Away Message Supporting the Thesis Statement