Abstract. Provide a concise (120 word or less) abstract summarizing the paper. Content should include purpose, methods, results (review/analysis of literature and implications for practice), and conclusions.
2. Introduction. The body of the paper begins with presentation of the specific phenomenon/topic under investigation. This section should address why exploration of this topic is important and the potential implications of such exploration. What is the problem? What question are you posing? A purpose statement and rationale should be delineated.
3. Methods. Identify approach to literature review (keywords, databases). How many and what categories of papers did you locate? What is strength of evidence (level, consistency, currency)?
4. Review of literature. Provide an integrative review of pertinent empirical and theoretical literature. What are the key points to be made? How would you summarize the findings? What conclusions can be drawn? Assess gaps or limitations in current knowledge.
5. Implications for Practice. Formulate specific nursing implications as a result of completion of this exploration. Discuss implications within the context of the literature and the nursing area of study. How might this exploration influence clinical reasoning or patient/nurse management skills? What is the relevance to primary care? What is the relevance to nursing management? To your future practice?
6. Conclusions. Evaluate achievement of the purpose of the paper. Did the literature review answer your question and address the problem? Discuss the contribution of this paper to the advancement of nursing knowledge or practice.
7. References. (This section does not count towards the paper page length). At least 20 references are required. Only the following peer-reviewed references are allowed: 1) primary research reports; 2) evidence-based practice guidelines and algorithms; 3) systematic reviews and meta-analyses; and 4) professional websites with supportive references. One or two general review articles to introduce the problem from peer-reviewed journals are acceptable. Your literature is to be synthesized and integrated through-out the paper. The literature review is NOT to be a series of paragraphs, each summarizing one publication. The literature is to be used to support the points you are making. The following are NOT acceptable references: Wikipedia, websites without identified authors, websites with “.com,” textbooks or encyclopedias (online or offline), patient education brochures or website that were meant for consumer information. Government sites are acceptable only if material is targeting professionals, are authored, and include references. Reports MUST be from last 5 yr. If critical for your paper, you may go back 10 yr & note significance of this work. No more than two sources can be more than 5 yr old.
Project Plan Guideline: This is a 2 page summary of the paper. See example below this.
Introduction
-what are you proposing to investigate?
-identify problem
-pose question
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