MALPRACTICE APOLOGY ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY INSTRUCTIONS OVERVIEW The Malpractice Apology Annotated Bibliography and the Malpractice Apology Research Paper are related assignments that require you to r

MALPRACTICE APOLOGY ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY INSTRUCTIONSOVERVIEWThe Malpractice Apology Annotated Bibliography and the Malpractice Apology ResearchPaper are related assignments that require you to research the existing literature and thendevelop the information from your sources into a critical analysis and practical application. Bothyour research of the literature and the research paper will focus on professional malpractice inhealthcare, including the role of recognition of error and apology in resolving malpracticeclaims.The Annotated Bibliography documents your background on this topic and provides a snapshotof your research and analysis for the Research Paper through Module 5. As such, it is critical tothoroughly review the Research Paper assignment before beginning your research anddeveloping this bibliography.INSTRUCTIONSFor this Annotated Bibliography, identify and discuss at least 8 scholarly sources relevant to thetopic, other than the course materials and the Bible. At least 2 of the sources must relate to yourparticular area of practice in healthcare (physician, nurse, allied health professional [be specific],administration, etc.), and at least 2 of the sources must relate to biblical worldviewconsiderations of the topic. You are not required to use all of these sources in your ResearchPaper, and you may use other sources not reported here.Write your Annotated Bibliography in a Word document and include:• Title Page: APA-formatted title page• Introduction: Provide a brief overview of the topic and findings of the AnnotatedBibliography. Identify your area of practice.• Sources: List your sources in alphabetical order by lead author. For each source, providea full citation in current APA format (as it would appear in the reference list of yourResearch Paper); then, provide (i) a brief description of the content and (ii) how thissource is relevant to your paper (a brief paragraph is sufficient).• Analysis: Discuss what you have drawn from reviewing your research so far. Wheremight the discussion proceed as you write your Research Paper?

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