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1. Topic: "Making Head Trauma Safer? The Effectiveness of the
NFL's Injury Reduction Plan and Its Impact on Players, Fans,
and the Game."
Each person is required to review the literature on the assigned
topic
(Using at least six (6) different academic peer-
reviewed/scholarly journal articles)
write a 5-page paper that thoroughly examines that particular
issue related to health care law.
required to have at least six (6) different academic peer -
reviewed/scholarly original research articles as primary sources
for this assignment.
You are free to incorporate other sources as well, but you must
have a minimum of six (6) academic peer-reviewed research
articles referenced and cited in your final paper.
Final Project Paper The final paper should have the following
six (6) parts:
• Title Page - The Title Page should include the following:
Paper Title
Author Name
Course Name and Semester
Instructor Name

2. Due Date
• Introduction -
The Introduction explains the purpose of the project and the
reason why we should study this topic. Here, you should discuss
the importance of this topic and the academic and practical
rationale for examining the issue (Generally, why should we
care about this?). This section lays the foundation for the rest of
your paper and, therefore, should be carefully and thoughtfully
organized with detailed, accurate information.
• Overview
- The Overview section provides detailed information on the
pertinent causes, prevalence, scope, and consequences of the
issue, as necessary. Basically, provide your reader with a
thorough, sound background on your topic. Here, you should
aim to answer questions that are similar but not limited to the
following:
▪ How many people are affected by this issue worldwide and/or
nationwide?
▪ What factors contribute to this problem?
▪ What short-term and long-term effects does this issue have on
people impacted by it? Page 2 of 3
▪ What are the characteristics (demographic, socioeconomic,
etc.) of people impacted by this issue? ▪ How long has this
problem been a social concern?
Again, these are just examples of the types of information that
should be included in this section.
I encourage you to simply make sure you are providing a
thorough, well organized overview of your topic for your

3. readers.
• Literature Discussion
- The Literature Discussion section describes key research on
the issue to date. Provide a thorough, comprehensive and
organized summary of the research relevant to your topic
connecting the research to the ideas central to your paper. Be
careful not to “over-quote” or plagiarize in this section. Do your
best to put what you’ve gathered from research literature into
your own words. Your research should be organized and
specific. Avoid presenting general descriptive information,
which would cause your paper to read more like a book report
than an academic research paper. If the question you are
researching has several different aspects, organize your
literature search and discussion in a way that is consistent with
the nature of your topic. Avoid simply restating what each
article you choose to reference has said. Group like ideas and
concepts and discuss them in a way that supports your own
thoughts with respect to the topic.
•
Conclusion
- The Conclusion section summarizes what you have gathered
about your topic and explores the future of the issue moving
forward. Include your own projections about what could and
should happen in the future.
Do you anticipate this problem/issue growing or being resolved
over time?
Will the issue change at all given the size and characteristics of
the target/affected population?
Are there any resolutions in process now that you expect to be
effective in this area in the future?

4. Offer informed suggestions to individuals, health care
administrators, social workers, researchers, policy makers, and
other key stakeholders involved in this issue.
• References
- Finally, the References section includes a list of references
cited in your paper. Prepare this list using the format suggested
in the APA Publication Manual. Be sure that all sources cited
within the body of your paper are listed appropriately in your
“References” section. Also, be sure that all sources listed in
your “References” are appropriately cited within the body of
your paper. You are required to use a minimum of six (6)
academic peer-reviewed/scholarly original research articles to
complete this assignment. You are welcome to use other sources
in addition to these minimum six (6) academic peer-
reviewed/scholarly journal articles. Your paper should be typed
in 12-point Arial font, double-spaced with 1" margins, and
include the appropriate section headings listed above. Your
paper should be 5 pages in length [not including title page and
references page(s)]. Be sure that your paper is proofed,
organized, clear, polished, prompt, and complete, as points will
be deducted for spelling/punctuation/grammar/sentence
structure/reference/citation/formatting issues.