8OLDER ADULT

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Title of Paper

Your Name

Rasmussen College

COURSE#: Course Title

Professor’s Name

Assignment Due Date

Outline

I. Introduction (write a paragraph minimum with literature support)

II. First paragraph main point –

A. Supporting details

1. Details about the supporting details

2. Details about the supporting details

B. Supporting details

III. Second paragraph main point –

A. Supporting details

1. Details about the supporting details

2. Details about the supporting details

B. Supporting details

IV. Third paragraph main point – topic sentence

A. Supporting details

1. Details about the supporting details

2. Details about the supporting details

B. Supporting details

V. Conclusion (write a paragraph minimum, this change as you continue your project)

A. Summary of main points/Restatement of thesis statement

B. Sentence to state a judgment on topic, make a prediction, or call the reader to action

Delete everything in red before submitting your outline.

*Note* There are no formal APA guidelines for creating an outline. We recommend you follow standard APA formatting rules for font, double spacing, one inch margins, page numbers, etc. If you are handing in the outline as an assignment, a title page should also be included. If outside resources are used while drafting your outline, make sure to include a References (FOUR)page.

References

INSTRUCTION

No consideration for plagiarism, so be aware

WRITE FROM NURSING PROSPECTIVE

DUE 8/27/201

· Identify local, state, and national resources which facilitate safe and effective transitions of care for older adults. (MINNESOTA)

1. Write an introduction about your in-service presentation topic.

2. Create an outline that identifies and describes the important content areas for your in-service presentation topic.

3. Write a conclusion.

4. Provide an APA formatted References list that contains at least 2 credible references that you intend to cite in your presentation.

Tip: For information about creating an outline and writing an introduction or conclusion, consult the resource below.

· What are the essential parts of an introduction?

· What does a "good" outline look like? What does a full-sentence outline look like? How do I create one?

· How do I write a conclusion?