Health-care Availability (an argumentation-persuasive essay). How to start?

Hello, I'm having a problem with knowing how to start my essay on Health-care Availability. I have four references from my online school library and I don't no what to say to start my paper.

My instruction is to write an argumentation-persuasive essay of 900-1200 words on Healthcare availability APA Style. I have to post a working thesis and outline by Saturday March 19, 2011, and by Tuesday March 22, 2011 post my rough draft and then the final paper is due Saturday March 26,2011.. Can I get some help please... I don't have a clue on what to say.

Is this a topic you came up with, or a topic you were given by your instructor? If you have nothing to say from the start, if you can, I would suggest considering picking another topic. It will be pretty hard to write a persuasive essay over something you already don't have an opinion on, or are interested in. Also, healthcare is a broad topic, your best bet is to narrow your heathcare availablity to say the poor, minority groups, the wealthy, or you can even do heathcare availablity when it comes to college students. There are many college students walking around without health care. However, again, if you have the option, consider changing your topic to something you already have some opinion on. Good luck.

This is a topic that is given from the instructor. Its about Healthcare availability in your community. I try thinking and looking up some info to get a good start but it seems that my mind is empty on how to start of my thesis.

This seems very difficult, but it's not. What location are we talking about? We often refer to "access" to health care when we want to talk about how available it is. When you write a paper like this, you have to think about a particular region and make an argument about current circumstances. Do you know anything about availability of care in a particular part of the world?

I think you should search for articles about the topic, and make an argument based on the most important ideas you gain.

Start by reading, and when you read you will get an idea. Argue for your idea!

:-)