You are required to submit an essay to show your ability to critically analyse the care you have given to a selected client/patient who has been diagnosed or lived with diabetes: Please note the word...

You are required to submit an essay to show your ability to critically analyse the care you have given to a selected client/patient who has been diagnosed or lived with diabetes: Please note the word limit. If an assessment is in excess of 4500 words your work might be penalised by the deduction of the marks. Structure Title
Introduction (300 words*): The selected topic should be clearly identified by giving a clear outline of the chosen patient and a relevant background or information. Consider diabetes prevalence, quality outcome framework, State of the Nation or other primary sources to support your chosen topic. The aim of your care analysis and the issues you would like to analyse should be clearly identified. Make sure that the patient’s confidentiality and the trust information are protected (NMC, 2015). Main body (3900 words*): The patient’s biography and their biopsychosocial assessment should be clearly explained. The pathophysiology should be closely related to the patient’s condition (for example, only discuss the pathophysiology of type 2 if you have selected a patient with type 2 diabetes. Similarly, if you select a patient with diabetic foot ulcers, focus the pathophysiology on diabetic foot ulcers). You do not need to cover all aspects of their care management, but make sure that you analyse the current issues and their management relevant to your role holistically and give sufficient research-based-evidence to support your actions. When necessary, evaluate the effectiveness of the patient’s care. You also need to include the contributions from the multi-disciplinary team in the discussion. Also remember that this essay is not submitted as a report but as a care analysis supported by current evidence. Conclusion (300 words*): You should synthesise the previous argument. It is also useful to include a brief self-reflection for your professional development and recommendations (See the 4th Learning Outcome). References *) Note that the word count for each section above is given as a guide only. For the analysis the student must demonstrate the following:   A deep understanding of important issues relating to caring for the patient with diabetes. 
  An ability to relate physiology/pathophysiology to therapeutic interventions and management. 
   The ability to use or apply evidence based practice or research. 
 Credit is awarded for the quality of arguments and counter arguments put forward. My patient resides in a nursing home , 85 years old has advanced dementia suffers from short term memory loss, challenging behaviours, non compliance with diabetic regime, has type 2 on insulin twice a day, immobile, suffers from leg ulcers, recurrent uti's, hypertension, depression and falls. Care home is like most nursing homes in Uk is poorly staffed and the nurses are not adequately trained fortunately the patient rarely suffers hypos but has regular hypers. Ps I need help on the outline of this assignment how I would present it, i.e. What to include in the introduction, how critical analysis, aurguments for and counter arguments