Health Disparity of Liver Disease among Asian Americans: Research Paper

Dear Writer.
I am in the program of MSN FNP program.
The current class I am taking is "Primary health care of adult and aging family".
The assignment is to write health disparity paper.
My chosen topic for this paper would be one of “Health Disparity of HIV in Asian American women” or “Health Disparity of Liver Disease with or without alcohol in Asian American” . I am kind of interested in both topics. But you can choose either one out of these two, whichever has more substantial and reasonable resources to elaborate this topic including innovative and evidence-based health promotion or intervention strategies, and proposed changes as it relates to the nurse practitioner primary care role. It should be on how the outcomes are different and then innovative strategies to address them.
Below are the rubrics to follow.
Also, I am attaching a sample of this paper from school, which has exact guideline that I want to apply. I like the frame of contents from this sample paper as it follows the rubrics appropriately in an organized way. Please do not share this file in this website for school confidentiality.
Thank you for your help.
***RUBRICS***
Healthcare Disparity Paper:
This approximately 8 page paper should review a specific population with a health disparity and seek out the evidence-based interventions that could close the gap in disparity in that particular population. The paper is to identify an adult population, health problem (s), innovative and evidence-based health promotion or intervention strategies, and proposed changes as it relates to the nurse practitioner primary care role. The population may be defined by gender, ethnic culture, age group, or another disease. Health problems should be among the topics presented in this course. Proposed interventions have to be based on the evidence (based on the literature review that students do for this paper). This is a scholarly paper and should be referenced accordingly. Students should discuss their proposed topics with the lead faculty prior to writing the paper.
The basic outline should be:
1. Introduction
2. Background and Significance
1). This section describes the impact (cite prevalence and relate to the general population) of the problem on the specified population. It should NOT be a discussion of pathophysiology unless it is unique to the population.
2). It should include population-based determinants that impact the problem. This information must come from scholarly resources.
3. Innovative Strategies
1). This section should have 3-4 quantitative (intervention) research articles that are associated with the topic of interest. Randomized controlled trials are best, but non-randomized trials or trials without usual care (quasi-experimental) are acceptable. Systemic reviews or meta-analyses are not acceptable, but the articles use for the review may be used.
2). Each article should be discussed individually (in one or two paragraphs) with its design, participants, intervention, outcomes. A brief discussion of the strengths or weaknesses adds strength.
4. Conclusion
1). This section should be 2-4 paragraphs that summarize the articles presented and then concludes with what nurse practitioners should do to improve the care provided to the particular population with this disease and/or prevent the disease.
2). Conclusion may include opinion, but opinion must be founded in evidence.
5. References include both the prevalence data, qualitative or descriptive evidence of the population's susceptibility for disparity, and quantitative evidence used in section 2.
• The style standard for all academic papers in the school of nursing is APA version 7.0. Papers that are not coherent or have poor mechanics will not be accepted for grading. Students will be directed to the Writing Center.
• The paper is subject to Vericite. Papers that are plagiarized will receive a zero and the student will be recommended for sanctions including dismissal as outlined in the university catalog.