Typically, a review of the literature is extensive as it should address all known aspects of a problem and describe how the problem has been studied in the past. For example, A good review of the literature lays down the proverbial breadcrumbs for future researchers to follow the rationale for how we arrived from . Sometimes it means we state the obvious, and other times it means we identify conflicting outcomes, outdated paradigms, gaps in practices, statistical test results to questions similar to ours, or suggest questions for future research. This assignment will give you a good understanding of how to compile the research findings needed for writing financial reports, grant applications/reports, business plans/Pro-forma, practice policies, processes, academic reports, clinical case studies, etc. The review you write for this assignment should be a good start for your scholarly project due in your final MSN course. You and your advisor will work together to complete this requirement. Upon successful completion of the Literature Review assignment you should be able to: Synthesize a and address each of the highlighted topics below. Any area not covered sufficiently should be explained in the paper and preapproved by faculty as points will be deducted for any missing area. 10 10 10 10 30 20 20 25 25 10 30 30 15 5 20 20 5 5
