How does the "Iron Triangle in Healthcare can be beneficial to patients(customers), the government, and the healthcare providers?

I HAVE A FINAL RESEARCH PAPER OF 2000 WORDS THAT YOU WILL WRITE FOR ME. IT WILL BE BASED ON A BUILD UP ASSIGNMENS THAT YOU WILL WRITE FOR ME START FROM THE ONE THAT I AM ABOUT TO SUBMIT TO YOU.
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY AND FOLLOW ALL THE REQUIREMENTS SO THAT YOU PROVIDE ME AN EXCELLENT WORK.
THE FOLLOWINGS ARE THE STEPS TO FOLLOW ALONG WITH A SAMPLE THAT IS PROVIDED BY MY PROFESSOR. PLEASE, FOLLOW THE SAMPLE AND ANSWER ALL OF THE 8 QUESTIONS THE SAME WAY FROM THE SAMPLE (EXAMPLE ).
THE TOPIC IS: "IRON TRIANGLE IN HEALTHCARE" AND THE RESERACH QUESTION SHOULD BE" HOW DOES THE IRON TRIANGLE CAN BE BENEFICIAL TO PATIENTS, THE GOVERNMENT, AND THE HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS? THEN CONTINUE WITH THE FOLLOWING POINTS UNTILL YOU ANSWER ALL THE 8 POINTS.
NB: THIS IS AN ARGUMENTATIVE PROJECT, AND THE FINAL 2000 WORDS RESEARCH PROJECT WILL BE BASE ON IT AND BE AN ARGUMENTATIVE RESEARCH PAPER.
IF YOU NEED MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE MESSAGE ME.
ALSO MOST OF YOUR SOURCES MUST BE FROM Sources should be articles from the Keiser e-Library databases dated within the last five years. WHICH I WILL PROVIDE YOU THE INFORMATION ON HOW TO ACCESS IT.
Task:
For this assignment, respond to each of the following prompts fully and thoughtfully. Questions 5 – 8 should be answered in fully developed paragraphs ( 5 – 7 sentences). See below for sample proposal.
1.TOPIC TO BE RESEARCHED AND HOW IT RELATES TO YOUR CAREER OR FIELD OF STUDY
2. RESEARCH QUESTION: [Look to Table 3.2 on p. 44 of The Bedford Researcher for examples. You may also view the video posted in Week 1 discussion or click here]
3. SUPPORTING ELEMENTS: [What examples, evidences, and supporting details help substantiate your argument on your topic?]
4. THESIS STATEMENT: [What are you arguing about your topic and what helps prove your argument? Make sure to weave your three supporting elements from above into the thesis statement. Put your argument in bold font and underline your three supporting elements.]
5. AUDIENCE: [Who are your readers? What might your readers want or need to know about your topic? What knowledge or biases might your readers already have on this topic?]
6. POTENTIAL SOURCES: [What types of sources will be helpful to support your stance? What will these sources reveal about your topic?]
7. CHALLENGES TO THE RESEARCH: [What might make your argument difficult to prove?]
8. GOALS FOR THE PROJECT: [What do you want to accomplish within your Formal Research Assignment? What do you want the reader to feel after reading your essay?]
SAMPLE PROPOSAL
TOPIC TO BE RESEARCHED: Limerence. This related directly to my studies in Psychology
RESEARCH QUESTION: In what ways is limerence, defined as an involuntary obsession with another person, similar to the mental health disorders included in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM)? [Look to Table 3.2 on p. 44 of The Bedford Researcher for examples]
SUPPORTING ELEMENTS: [What examples, evidences, and supporting details help substantiate your argument on your topic?]
Limerence is involuntary and persistent, much like mental disorders.
Limerence disrupts the limerent’s sense of well-being and life balance.
Limerence often leads to serious crimes, such as stalking.
THESIS STATEMENT: [What are you arguing about your topic and what helps prove your argument? Make sure to weave your three supporting elements from above into the thesis statement. Put your argument in bold font and underline your three supporting elements.]
Limerence needs to be included as a mental disorder in the DSM since it is involuntary and persistent, disrupts the limerent’s sense of well-being and life balance, and often leads to serious crimes, such as stalking.
AUDIENCE: [Who are your readers? What might your readers want or need to know about your topic? What knowledge or biases might your readers already have on this topic?]
Instructor and classmates for Research Writing serve as readers. Readers may want to understand how the symptoms of limerence differ from a standard crush, especially when popular culture touts the idea that it is normal and desirable to be “crazy-in-love.” Readers may have some personal experience with romantic obsession and feel offended at the suggestion that they experienced a mental disorder.
POTENTIAL SOURCES: [What types of sources will be helpful to support your stance? What will these sources reveal about your topic?]
Articles in academic journals that emphasize the potential for violence in limerents, such as Harasankar Adhikari’s 2017 essay “Limerence (Being In Love) and Violence Among Teens/Adults’ Relation” from the Innovare Journal of Social Sciences found on Google Scholar. Academic articles linking limerence to depression would also be helpful in proving how similar the effects of limerence are to mental disorders included in the DSM.
CHALLENGES TO THE RESEARCH: [What might make your argument difficult to prove?]
The concept of limerence is relatively new; the term “limerence” was first used in 1979 by psychologist Dorothy Tennov. Most modern ideas about limerence rest upon her founding principles. This might make it difficult to accumulate a variety of perspectives.
GOALS FOR THE PROJECT: [What do you want to accomplish within your Formal Research Assignment? What do you want the reader to feel after reading your essay?]
Ideally, the Formal Research Assignment will be persuasive and compassionate. The reader will feel sympathy for the experience of limerents and believe that mental health advocates can offer limerents more support than the criminal justice system can