I. Introduction to the theory/theoretical framework
Clarity and fit: The introduction presents an overview of the theory or theoretical framework and its concepts and explains the relationship between the selected theory and evidence-based project.

II. Theory or theoretical framework
Comprehensive and explicit: Description of the theory or theoretical framework includes relevant historical background, authorship(s), development and use. The theory’s major concepts and principles are defined.
Relevance to evidence-based project: Clearly explains the theory’s relevance to the evidence-based project.

III. Application and discussion
Application: The theory’s major concepts are effectively linked to the problem being studied.
Discussion: The theoretical discussion supports the analysis, application and discussion of findings of the evidence-based project.

IV. Elements of written report

Grammar, spelling and writing style meet criteria in AMA Manual of Style, 10th edition
Organization of paper is clear, concise and coherent
Paper formatting and submission date meet course expectations