SEARCHING AND APPRAISING LITERATURE
When conducting a literature review, what are the steps you should you take to successfully search the evidence? Once you have generated your results, how do you properly appraise the evidence, grade them, and select the ones you want to use? When conducting a literature review, the goal is to produce a set of results […]
How to Create and Draw an Argument Map
How to create an argument map with “Insert Drawing” in Microsoft Word: Step 1: Assign numbers to the propositions that make up the argument. Step 2: With your task document open in Word, click “Insert,” then click “Drawing.” Step 3: Either (a) use “Insert” and “Shapes” to create a map of the argument, using numbered […]
Problem Analysis and Response
Several large shelters for the homeless in neighboring cities have closed down due to funding problems. With the warm summer weather, there has been a sharp increase in the transient population. Your city’s abundance of parks with 24-hour bathrooms has become a refuge for a variety of homeless and emotionally disturbed persons. Wide-scale complaints are […]
You are a business development manager reporting to the vice president (VP) of business development at one of the largest life sciences organizations in the Midwest.
You are working with the strategic planning team to assess the current data to make recommendations to its board of directors regarding the organization’s exit strategy. You have started creating your plan for the organizational change and selected members for the guiding coalition. Your next task is to help determine the value of the organization’s […]
Appendix B Question Development Tool
You have now spent 5 full weeks working on an identified practice problem. You have spent time with your team and preceptor at your practicum site, and you have begun to evaluate the scope of the problem and need for change. Based on your experiences in these first 5 weeks, you are ready to search […]