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Lead with Confidence: Emotional Intelligence for Leadership

Abstract

Choose 1 of the following formats:

1. 150 - 250 exciting words explaining what readers will find in your paper

Write your abstract AFTER your paper is complete

Single paragraph without indentation

Should not include any references. Should reflect what will be found within your paper.

Key words: list all keywords at the end of your abstract (indented, with ONLY"Key words"italicized, do NOT include truncation and/or Boolean operators)

2. Can be written as the following: background, problem, methods, interventions, results, conclusions (as applicable). Should not include any references.

Background:

Problem:

Search Methods:

Conclusions:

Key words:SAME AS ABOVE

Emotional Intelligence for LeadershipTheTitle of Your Paper is the Title of Your Introduction (only include serious portion of title)

Title should be formatted as UPPER & lower case, centered, NOT bolded

Introduce your topic in 2 - 3 pages ~ talk about the topic (include statistics), why it is a problem, how it is important to nursing and how nursing currently practices in regard to the topic

Use subtitlesto identify important sub-sections of your paper).Subtitles should be formatted as: UPPER and lower case, left flush, bolded (See pg 62 of your APA Manual)

Problem Description (nature and significance of the problem)Clear where your problem description is.

Clinical Question

Write your PICO/PICo question here and identify each PICO/PICo component within the clinical question as you write it with (P)(I)(C) (O) or (P) (I) (Co), i.e., (population) (intervention) (comparison, if needed) and (outcome) or (population) (phenomenon of interest) and (context)
PICO/PICo components (subtitle) specifically define your components, explain in detail

Population:

Intervention or Phenomenon of Interest:

Comparison or Context:

Outcome:

Search Methods

Explain your search strategy at the end of your Introduction and what you did to find the evidence in Table 1 (Search Table).The Search Methods section should document your search verbally so that someone else could reproduce your steps and get the same results.

Include the names of the databases you searched and which provider you accessed them through - e.g. Medline (Ovid), Web of Science (Thomson Reuters). You should also include any grey literature sources you used.

Include the date range in which you carried out the searches, any search limits you applied - e.g. language, date ranges of publication, types of publication, availability of full text, librarian, etc. Include any individuals or organizations you contacted.

Be sure to note that each included article/study was appraised using the Johns Hopkins Nursing Evidence-Based Research and Non-Research appraisal forms. Finally reference Table 1 as your Search Strategy and Table 2 as your Appraisal Table.

STOP HERE AND ONLY COMPLETE THE PORTION ABOVE FOR STEP 4A

Available Knowledge/Review of the Literature (Step 4B)

Write an introductory paragraph and then a summary of what is currently known about the problem, including relevant previous studies.

Your ROL should be your largest portion of your paper. Organize your ROL by important themes you identified in the literature, if possible, or organize your ROL under the subtitles of"Research Evidence" and "Non-Research Evidence".Review the significance of each item in your appraisal table within the ROL. Refer to your appraisal table (Table 2) within or at the end of your ROL.

Research Evidence

List all research evidence under this subtitle. If you identify sub-topics use the next level of subtitle per APA format (see p. 62)

Non-Research Evidence

List all non-research evidence under this subtitle. If you identify sub-topics use the next level of subtitle per APA format (see p. 62)

Summary

Summarize your findings. Is there enough evidence to put your innovation into practice? Is additional research needed? How do you suggest that the needed research be obtained and by whom? Are there gaps in the evidence?

STOP HERE AND ONLY COMPLETE THE PORTION ABOVE FOR STEP 4B

START ON THIS SECTION AFTER COMPLETION OF STEP 4B

Proposal (Step 5)

Describe what ideas you have to enhance the knowledge already available on your topic. Include what you think is needed to develop additional knowledge.

Conceptual Framework or EBP Model

Identify a conceptual model or EBP Model that would best fit your topic and proposal (which model would help you to complete the project?)

Explain your model and how it conforms to what you think is needed to enhance "your proposal". Select and explain what steps would be next in regard to the conceptual framework or EBP model you selected.

Specific Aims

The purpose of the project or goals (aims) of the project.

Context

In what context or place would your project occur?

Interventionor Phenomenon of Interest

What does your intervention look like; what is your phenomenon of interest and how will you gather additional data?

Comparison

Will you compare to standard care or other intervention? A comparison is not always required. If you are utilizing a comparison explain the comparison and reference where you obtained the information.

Outcome

Keep neutral ~ let your project results reflect what actually happened where you were successful and reached your specific aims/goals for the project. Remember you are not really doing this project so discuss what the neutral outcome is and what kind of data will determine what you find in your project.

Ethical Considerations

Are there any? HINT: All projects have ethical issues!Include if consent is needed and from whom. Identify if your population is vulnerable.

What else?

1. Remove all highlighted areas from your paper as you complete each section

2. Write your abstract

3. Take your paper to the writing center if you need assistance.

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