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Evaluating the Cost Effectiveness and Impact on Public Health of Washington State’s Parent-Child Assistance Program Intervention

Task:
Briefly describe the program and its stated goals. Using the information available on the website, evaluate the intervention on the basis of cost effectiveness. You may also comment on the results posted under the respective meta-analysis. Please discuss other potential criteria for evaluation, and whether you believe the Washington State legislature should move forward with the intervention under consideration. Finally, you should conclude with a reflection on your selected intervention’s impact on public health and health equity. Your paper should be no more than five double-spaced pages in length, and will be graded on the basis of clarity, coverage of the required parts specified above, and accuracy based on available data. The policy intervention I want to evaluate is linked here below https://www.wsipp.wa.gov/BenefitCost/Program/715
This link just helps to understand how to understand benefit cost model
https://www.wsipp.wa.gov/TechnicalDocumentation/Overview%20of%20WSIPPs%20Benefit-Cost%20Model.pdf
Lastly, I am going to upload a picture of the rubric that you must follow

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