Are indigenous children at increased risk of obesity compared to non-indigenous children in Australia?NSG2NMR Assessment 1 Part B rubric v1.0 2022 Semester 2.pdf N SG2N M R Assessm ent Rubric School of N ursing & M idw ifery N SG 2N M R A ssessm ent 1 Part B : Individual 1,750 W ord Literature R eview M A R K IN G S C A LE Excellent (>80% ) V ery good (80% ) M oderately good (70% ) Fair (60-50% ) Poor (<50% ) m ax m arks liter a tu r e r eview r eview / synthesis of evidence k ey concepts/them es from the evidence have been clearly identified and described a ll key concepts/them es are clearly relevant to/answ er the proposed research question the content is clearly structured around key concepts/them es em erging from the literature a synthesis of the findings from the articles/studies obtained for the review is clearly dem onstrated throughout k ey concepts/them es from the evidence have been identified and described a ll key concepts/them es are som ew hat relevant to/answ er the proposed research question the content is structured around key concepts/them es em erging from the literature a synthesis of the findings from the articles/studies obtained for the review is dem onstrated throughout s om e key concepts/them es from the evidence have been identified but lack description and/or clarity s om e key concepts/them es are relevant to/answ er the proposed research question the content is som ew hat structured around key concepts/them es em erging from the literature a synthesis of the findings from the articles/studies obtained for the review is dem onstrated but lack consistency there is lim ited identification and description of key concepts/them es from the evidence k ey concepts/them es have lim ited relevance to/answ er the proposed research question there is lim ited structure of the content around key concepts/them es em erging from the literature a synthesis of the findings from the articles/studies obtained for the review is dem onstrated but is lim 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statistics on how common the problem is, a brief discussion of the implications of the problem, a short exploration of why it’s relevant to nurses/midwives an introduction of your research question. this can be in the form of a statement, for example: this assignment will explore/discuss/evaluate/answer…. an overview of the main themes that will be discussed in your assignment body paragraph 1: this will be your first main theme. focus either on the ‘biggest’ theme or the one that logically comes first use a teel structure to help you format your paragraph, and make sure to open with a topic sentence include evidence that both supports and doesn’t support your theme to demonstrate you’ve considered both sides of the issue. body paragraph 2: as above, but for your second main theme body paragraph 3 (and so on, as needed): as above, but for your third main theme conclusion: provide a discussion of o how well the research has addressed or answered your question o what remains unclear or 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paragraph 2: as above, but for your second main theme body paragraph 3 (and so on, as needed): as above, but for your third main theme conclusion: provide a discussion of o how well the research has addressed or answered your question o what remains unclear or unknown about your>