Activities of Daily Living Assessment among Nursing Home Residents with Advanced Psychometric Reevaluation of the Bristol Activities of Daily Living Scale

The paper must be written in Arial 11, or Courier 12, or Times New Roman 12, double-spaced and in black ink. All margins should be set at 1 inch and all pages paginated. 1. This journal is available at oxfordjournals.org on our schools website. Print yourself a copy for working with. 2. On the title page write Term Paper: Analysis of a Current Article in Social Work followed two lines down with the reference of your article in APA style, centered. An example is given on the back of this page. 3. The body of your paper will consist of the following items in this same order. a. Tell us about the people who wrote this paper and their affiliation. Summarize. Be brief. Needless information will be cancelled out. Do not exceed one page on this item. b. How extensive and current was their literature search? Number of articles? Newer articles? Outdated articles? c. Summarize their literature search. Summarize. Be brief. Needless information will be cancelled out. d. Talk about the method(s) they used in their article. Quantitative, Qualitative, or mixed methods? Be specific and clear. e. Talk about their study populationhow many men/women, age distribution, and other characteristics. How many documents did they review? How many interviews? … f. What did they study find? (Check the discussion section of the article). Summarize. Be brief. Needless information will be cancelled out. 4. Conclusion of your paper a. What have you personally learned from this article? This is the most important part of the analysis. b. Considering what you have learned from the article, what should be the next research endeavor? What should be researched next? 5. Check your punctuation and grammar, length of paragraphs and sentences. 6. Remember that your citations and quotes should be in APA. Consult when in doubt. 7. The paper is expected to be 5-page long. This means minus cover page and reference page.