Purpose Health policy issues often involve a complex network of stakeholders aligned with potential policy solutions to an identified problem. Stakeholders are actors (e.g., special populations, interest groups, commercial or governmental organizations, etc.) with a vested interest in a specific policy being promoted. Most public health problems have more than one policy solution, often with diverse stakeholders preferring differing policy options. Often, state-level health policy innovations and reforms serve as test cases for later efforts undertaken at the federal-level (more about this during Module 9). You'll likely want to consider state-level policy efforts when identifying potential solutions that may ultimately inform federal-level policy related to your selected public health issue. Instructions In no more or less than 750-1000 words, this submission should clearly identify key stakeholders and three potential policy solutions. Begin by providing a succinct account of the diverse actors with a stake in the problem you've identified. Next, concisely describe three potential policy solutions (use subheadings), supported by credible sources. For each, discuss both advantages and disadvantages and the stakeholder(s) most closely aligned with the specific policy solution. Again, this component of the project should be rooted in facts, not anecdotal evidence and personal opinion. Please use third-person (not first-person) voice. The formality and tone of your writing should mimic the style used in published health policy briefs (examples included in proiect overview) and be well organized (e.g., use paragraph breaks and appropriate subheadings). Also, please do not include extensive block quotes in your essay. Please work on writing this Component of health policy brief in your own words. Requirements - Consult and cite a minimum of5 credible sources (see guidance in component #1 directions on what is considered a credible source). - List references separately in alphabetical order, using APA format (single-spaced) - All references listed must be cited in the text with the author's last name(s) and the publication date and all text citations must have a reference listed