Scientist Research Paper

Description: The conclusion of a research paper is a FORMAL and comprehensive discussion about the research findings and how it is relevant to both the scientific community and the general population. It also includes recommendations for further investigations and in this assignment legislative intervention. By including other events, policy and using your data, a clear position on your proposed intervention is supported. This is where you defend your position and recommendations based on your projected outcomes (Public Health) or data (researchers). It concludes with a summarize paragraph that links all concepts throughout the paper together in a compelling argument that is reinforced by the ample scientific evidence in your paper.

Conclusion Page Requirement: 3-6 pages

Researchers

1. Discuss and assign meaning to data as it relates to

a. Laboratory/ field study findings

b. The scientific community (this includes the medical field)

c. The general public

2. Include one to two current events related to your topic

a. Topic 1

b. Topic 2

3. Legislative reform

a. Introduce 1 policy change

b. Background information for your audience to understand its link to the result’s meaning

4. Include 2 other beneficial outcomes beyond your findings that will most like occur to justify your position on policy change

a. Justification 1

b. Justification 2

5. Identify 1 special interest group that will lobby against your legislation and counter their position (this can be included as one the arguments you put forth supporting your position)

6. Summary:

a. Interconnect the environmental issue, policy changes, treatments and the health care crisis to support your position

i. Using the Nightingale Pledge organically explain how nursing/ the health care field is directly affected by the status of the environment and policy

ii. Concludes with a compelling statement that stresses the importance of action by the congress