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An annotated bibliography is a list of resources you anticipate using to support your argument. Developing an annotated bibliography will help you organize your research. To create a purposeful annotated bibliography, the following information should be included: the specific citation, a brief summary or paragraph about the article, and how it pertains to your research question.

Assignment Details

This is a 3-step project:

1. Identify a change. 
2. Find 6 articles. 
3. Write an annotated bibliography for each article.

Please read the detailed instructions below carefully.

Step 1: Write 3–4 sentences answering the following questions:

• Identify and describe a recent change that occurred in your workplace. It could be a change in the levels of staffing; a change in policy, such as time off or tuition reimbursement; a change in use of equipment or supplies; a change in charting or computerized medical records; and so on. 
  • Describe the change in 3-4 sentences. 
  • 1 of the sentences should address the rationale for the change. 

Step 2: Begin researching scholarly articles from the library from the past 5 years that are related to the change issue identified in Step 1.

• Complete a 6-column table of the references you found, including the following: 
  • Author(s) last name, first initial. 
  • (Year). 
  • Title of article. 
  • Title of Publication, 
  • Volume #(Issue #), 
  • Pages of the article.

Step 3: This step requires the development of an annotated bibliography for each of the 6 articles listed in Step 2. This step should be 6 paragraphs total (1 for each article that is summarized and analyzed) and approximately 450–700 words in 2–3 double-spaced pages.

Consider the following:

• Summarize the main points for each of the 6 references (must be from within the last 5 years) from Step 2, each in its own paragraph. 
• Use the MEAL method of writing, where each paragraph contains a minimum of 4 sentences: 
  • M = Main point 
  • E = Example and/or Evidence (citation) 
  • A = Analysis—refers to what was significant about the article and how the article was related to the change topic you selected. 
    • Be sure to include at least 1 analysis sentence about each reference in that paragraph. 
  • L = Link or transition to the main topic