There are a few structural variations when completing a research project, but the one listed below is the format that we are going to use. So, for your final assignment, please put your content in the following order:
1. Cover page
2. Abstract
· It will begin on a separate page.
· This may be new to you. These are a few brief sentences that are typically written after you have completed your project. The abstract serves as the summary of the entire project and is what most readers will view when searching for topics relevant to yours. For those of you that have never written an abstract before, this website does a pretty good job of explaining it:
https://tressacademic.com/write-paper-abstract/
3. Introduction
· This should be a few sentences to demonstrate to your reader what your problem is and how you are attempting to solve it. It should grab the attention of the reader.
· Please include your thesis statement within the introduction. It is an evolution of your hypothesis. Instead of trying to disprove/prove a scientific theory like a hypothesis, the thesis is nailing down on your particular direction of thought. You have read numerous articles regarding your topic and will provide references in your paper.
· Just so that it is easily identified, please underline your thesis when including it within the introduction
4. Body
· This will have the majority of your work involved.
5. Conclusion/Discussion
· This will inform the reader about the conclusions of your research and how the benefits will impact healthcare providers, patients, and insurance companies.
6. Reference page
This assignment should be a minimum of 13 double spaced pages in length (this includes all of the documentation itemized above), written in size 11 Arial font and have a cover page constructed in 7th edition APA format.
All resources should be included on a reference page using APA 7th edition format. Please refer to the article grading criteria listed in the syllabus section for the grading guidelines. . This is the last week of class .
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