Keeping the topic of diabetes in mind, Conduct a literature review and create a table of evidence – Describe what a literature review is and what a Table of Evidence is and why it is important. The Table of Evidence should contain a minimum of 10 resources and it should be an Addendum following the Reference page.
Complete the Table of Evidence activity by following these instructions:
Create a Table of Evidence using your reviews of the literature results.
Save a blank version of your tool (as your template) and upload it in a different attachment
Enter data from ten of the most appropriate studies to support the earlier searches.
Make adequate decisions and about the topic
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With the subject of diabetes in mind, Create a table of evidence after conducting a literature review – Explain what a literature review is and why it is important, as well as what a Table of Evidence is. The Table of Evidence should be an Addendum following the Reference page and should contain a minimum of 10 resources.
Follow these steps to complete the Table of Evidence activity:
Create a Table of Evidence based on the findings of your literature reviews.
Save a blank version of your tool (as a template) and attach it to another email.
Enter data from ten of the most appropriate studies to support the earlier searches.
Make adequate decisions and about the topic
