Assignment 4.1 Chapter One

Assignment 4.1 Chapter One

Directions

Revise your Week 3 draft and complete the remaining Key Elements of Chapter 1. Your readings from both Reavy and Bonnel will assist you with this discussion, as will Chinn and Kramer. Refer to Chinn & Kramer Chapter 1 to review all five ways of knowing. Each pattern is detailed in subsequent chapters for review if needed.

The significance of your project should impact three realms including general nursing and how this project will impact the patterns of knowing for nursing; health care; and advanced practice.

The administrative support for your project, and procedures (IRB, etc.) needed to follow for successful implementation should be discussed. The benefit of your project to practice, a summary conclusion, and references are needed.

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Assignment 4.1 Chapter One

Significance of Your Project: Three headings (can be a mix of primary or secondary sources with very limited use of websites). Include these three areas:

Significance for nursing general practice as a whole, with patterns of knowing as a subheading (introduce each and discuss how your project will likely inform each of these patterns individually

Significance for health care at large

Significance for advanced practice nurses

Support for Project: One paragraph; no citations. How will your practice (where you work) support your project? Think about: people, place, and process. Do not discuss budget as this will be included in Chapter 3.

Benefit of Project to Practice: One paragraph/no citations. How will your project benefit your particular practice setting?

Assignment 4.1 Chapter One

Conclusion: One longer paragraph often a half page; include a summary of the important points outlined in your paper. This is not the place to introduce anything new to the reader. Do not repeat sentences verbatim from your paper.

References: You will need 10 to 15 references. They can be a combination of primary and secondary sources. Use very few websites, please.

What to Submit

Chapter 1 draft including all sections. This does not need to include the revisions from sections 1–5. Continue to work on these edits. A paper with instructor edits should be submitted to your chair for review and his/her additional edits by of Week 5. This is the final stage of edits for this chapter and what will be turned in as a final version.

If you copy and paste references from the course into your assignment, be sure to confirm APA formatting before submitting.

Notes

Be sure to review the rubric for the evaluation criteria for this paper. The whole chapter should be 9 to 12 pages, not including the title or reference pages.