Nursing health care homework

Clinical Requirement:

THESE ARE MY THREE ARTICLE NOW I WILL GIVE YOU THE  OUTLINE AND TEMPLATE PLEASE FIULL IT OUT ACCORDINGLY.    Research  #2:  Quantitative Literature Review Outline I. Introduction • Purpose of the review • Focus of the topic • Current state of knowledge (brief overview) • Organization of sources (highest → lowest level of evidence) • Use of in-text citations  II. Background and Significance • Define the general topic • Relevance to nursing and nursing research • Why the issue matters in practice, education, or policy • Use of in-text citations  III. Systematic Review (SR) or Meta-Analysis (MA) • Database(s), search terms, and limitations used • Purpose of SR/MA • Number of articles reviewed • Key findings • Strengths and weaknesses (critique) • Summary of what is known/unknown • Adequacy of knowledge to guide practice change • Proposed practice change • Use of in-text citations  IV. Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT) or Quasi-Experimental Study • Database(s), search terms, and limitations used • Design, framework, purpose • Sample, sample size, and measures • Interventions • Findings/results • Strengths and weaknesses (critique) • Summary of what is known/unknown • Adequacy of knowledge to guide practice change • Proposed practice change • Use of in-text citations V. Descriptive Correlational, Predictive Correlational, or Cohort Study • Database(s), search terms, and limitations used • Design, framework, purpose • Sample, sample size, and measures • Interventions (if applicable) • Findings/results • Strengths and weaknesses (critique) • Summary of what is known/unknown • Adequacy of knowledge to guide practice change • Proposed practice change • Use of in-text citations  VI. Findings (Synthesis) • Combine results from all included studies • Identify themes or patterns across evidence • State overall current knowledge • Gaps or inconsistencies in evidence • Use of in-text citations  VII. Conclusion • Concise wrap-up of the literature review • Re-emphasize significance to nursing • Future directions or implications for practice • Use of in-text citations