Policy Brief

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Policy Brief Issue to write about: Hypertension in African Americans in the united states Examine a state or federal policy and write a policy ‘brief’. See and Review the attached file/Slide on how to write a policy brief A policy brief is a concise summary of a particular issue, the policy options to deal with it, and some recommendations on the best option. It is aimed at government policymakers and others who are interested in formulating or influencing policy.  Also include a one-page summary of how DNP-prepared nurses could influence the policy in your brief? Policy Brief Template ·      Executive Summary ·      Introduction ·      Approaches and Results ·      Conclusion ·      Implications and Recommendation     DUE DATE: November 15, 2020 PAGES: 4 pages, excluding title page & reference pages REFERENCES: as much as you can get to substantiate your work EXPECTATION: Writing must command a clear and complete understanding of the subject. Exhibits extensive higher-level thinking skills. Use multiple relevant resources/literature to support your writing and claims. You must pay attention to correct spelling and grammar. The paper must be done in APA format (7th edition), so in-text citations, as well as a cover sheet and reference list of primary sources, are mandatory inclusions. Work must be original (No plagiarism). All references must be cited in APA (APA 7th ed.) Style citation and references with a reference page.