Clinical Problem Proposal Paper Part II: Annotated Bibliography

Hello, I will upload the instructions for part 2 including the grading template to insure that everything is covered., the exemplar, part 1 correction and comments from the professor. The literature table that needs to be complete and the exemplar for the literature table.



N.B whichever research articles you will be using, you will need to upload the pdf with the research paper project. See uploaded instructions. Thanks

Clinical Problem Proposal Paper Part II: Annotated Bibliography-Literature Table

  - Instructions, Grading Template, and Rubric

Instructions

Please use your Literature Table as a guide to develop Part II of your Clinical Problem Project.

Part II section - page length 3 ½ - 4 ½ pages (consider 3/4 page for EACH ARTICLE = 3 ½ to 4 ½  pages – PLUS: Literature Table, Part I, APA title page and references).

 -Written in 3^rd person –

Please see Clinical Problem Project Exemplar.

I. CONTENT                                                                                                                    

• Part I Revisions

– Part I feedback addressed (headings and format as per PART I)

• Confirmed PICO (Use heading: PICO) –

-PICO feedback addressed

-PICO Appropriately formatted –Refer to your text – (Polit & Beck, 2018, Chapter 2)

-Identify PICO components as appropriate (P) (I) (C) (O).                                                                            

-PICO addresses problem – aims to generate solutions.                                                                           -Note: Part I ends with PICO and Part II [and forward] after instructor feedback includes the revised/confirmed PICO

• Literature Search Method (Use heading: Method) –1 paragraph-see Method Template/Exemplar

- include search engines, key words, inclusion and exclusion criteria, and yield

Method TEMPLATE: (Method [the steps] used to search the literature)                                                                                      A literature search was conducted using the databases ____,___, and ____ (i.e. CINAHL, Medline, and PubMed). Keywords were ____, ___, ___, _______, and ________. Inclusion criteria were ____. Articles were excluded if were ______ (how did you narrow to the articles chosen for review -i.e. excluded duplicate articles, lower levels of evidence, or populations not pertaining to the topic). Four articles were reviewed, (list types of studies - i.e one systematic review, one randomized controlled trial, and two cohort studies [cite articles]). See exemplar below.

• Annotated Bibliography (Use heading: Annotated Bibliography) – FOUR ARTICLES - 3/4 -1 page per article

-Four Peer-Reviewed RESEARCH STUDIES (Quantitative or Qualitative)

      -Attach PDF (not link) of each article in your annotated bibliography

      -Articles MUST answer your PICO

- include authors, title, purpose, research question if included, method/design, Level of Evidence (LOE), population, sample, setting, data collection, findings (STATS or qualitative themes), limitations

• Literature Table (Use heading: Literature Table)

- include authors, title, purpose, research question if included, method/design, Level of Evidence (LOE), population, sample, setting, data collection, findings (STATS or qualitative themes), limitations

II. REFERENCE LIST                                                                            

• Relevance of references

III. FORMAT                                                                                                        

• APA Style



• Mechanics (grammar, punctuation, sentence structure, etc.)

• Organization of ideas (transition of paragraphs; use of headings)  

NOTE:

• Paper Format: APA including title page, citations and references. 



• Title must reflect your topic (not the name of the assignment)



• Please proofread for spelling and punctuation errors.  Read aloud to someone else, or have someone read the paper back to you to review for grammatical errors and/or sentence structure. 

• Paper should not exceed suggested page length. (excluding Title and Reference pages).

•  Students should retain a copy of their paper.



• Papers will not be reviewed for corrections prior to grading by faculty. Please contact the Student Support writing lab for technical and scholarly writing assistance.

Please see the Grading Template & Scholarly Paper Rubric BELOW

Please see Scholarly Paper Rubric Below

Grading Rubric for Scholarly Paper

Adapted from Swenson, DX, The College of St. Scholastica in Duluth MN at http://faculty.css.edu/dswenson/web/Gradingrubrics/rubrictermpaper.html

 (Revised RAR 5-18-19)