Wirte a Concept Analysis Paper on a concept relevant to your nursing practice. C

Wirte a Concept Analysis Paper on a concept relevant to your nursing practice. Concept chosen: Burnout. Follow the rubic template to write the paper.
All evidence based articles need to be within 10 years.
Evicence Based Burnout atricles attached. Can use or use others.
Concept Analysis Assignment:
No abstract is required. You also do not need a running head. Please use the template.
Identification of the Concept:
The introductory paragraph of each paper should contain background information on the topic, summarize the elements of the paper, and end with a purpose sentence. You could include the definition of a concept in the introduction.
Discuss the meaning of the concept as used in one theory:
This is included in the identification of the concept. How is this concept used in a theory you found during your research? Use Kolcaba’s theory of comfort and how is relates to bunrout. This is only 1-2 sentences and is part of the identification of the concept.
Identification of concept etc should be 1-2 paragraphs at most (5-7 sentences in a paragraph)
Relevant Research:
This can be any article that is related to the concept. There should be 1-2 good, solid paragraphs of several sentences (at least 5-7 sentences) that summarize each article with citations.
Significance of Concept to Nursing:
What was your personal interest in this concept? What is the significance to nursing? (1 solid paragraph of 5-7 sentences, 2 paragraphs at most)
Definitions:
You should have a minimum of two definitions of the concept. You should also include two definitions of any related terms. If you use Merriam-Webster, there is a date (2023). You have to scroll to the bottom of the webpage. Please put the antecedents and consequences in this section. Need to expand upon the antecedents and consequences, don’t just list them. This section should be 3-5 paragraphs in total-no lists or bullet points.
Development of Cases:
You need to develop cases for Model and Contrary cases. Define what each type means and please include how your example meets the criteria for that case. The article on the concept analysis of resilience has good examples of the cases you need to develop.
REMEBER MODEL MEANS: A symbolic representation of an empiric experience in the form of words, pictorial or graphic diagrams, mathematical notations, or physical material (e.g., a model airplane)
Contrary cases MEAN: Contrary cases are those cases that are certainly not instances of the concept—they are the antithesis of the exemplar case that the process begins with. For more concrete concepts, contrary cases are relatively easy. A saucer or a spoon can be presented as things that are not cups, and green is certainly not the color red. For the concept of hopelessness, hope could be presented as a contrary case.
Attributes/Criteria:
On examining the different instances of a concept, take notes on the characteristics that appear repeatedly. These characteristics become the criteria or defining attributes of the concept and help develop the operational definition. This section should be 1-2 paragraphs-no lists or bullet points.
Operational Definition:
Based on the attributes and criteria, you should be able to develop your operational definition (which can include a subjective and objective component). Be sure to clearly indicate what the operational definition is (1 paragraph-3-4 sentences).
Summary:
After completing all elements of the assignment, the paper ends with a summary paragraph. This should include a summary of the elements of the paper. At least 1 solid paragraph of 6-7 sentences.
A paragraph should have a minimum of 3-4 sentences and a maximum of not more than 7-8 sentences.
EXAMPLE OF INTRODUCTION:
“Identification of Concept
Advocacy is a fundamental demeanor in ethic caring and is used to keep a vulnerable individual’s best interests in mind and reestablish autonomy when it is threatened or diminished (Abbasinia et al., 2019). The nurse is the safeguard of patients and as such, one of the primary roles of the nurse is as a patient advocate. The concept of advocacy is broad when it comes to theory. It is not conceptualized clearly, nor is it fully understood. Although, not fully understood, the concept of advocacy is present in many theories. One common theory throughout this course that uses the concept of advocacy is Florence Nightingale’s Environmental Theory.
Advocacy in this theory is utilized as an interpersonal tool, and when it is used adequately the care-giving environment is enhanced (Selanders & Crane, 2012). The purpose of this analysis is to examine the structure and function of the concept of advocacy, while gaining a better understanding of the concept’s attributes, antecedents, and consequences. Throughout this paper, relevant research will be included to examine the concept of advocacy. The concept will be defined, significance of the concept in relation to nursing will be identified, and a model and contrary cases will be developed to demonstrate the concept’s application and clarify its meaning. As well, the attributes and tentative criteria be reviewed to develop an operational definition of advocacy.”
EXAMPLE OF CONCLUSION
“Summary and Conclusion
Overall, pain is an experience that all human beings will experience at one point in their lives. This paper provides an overview of the concept analysis of pain. Pain is a concept that is easily applied to the field of nursing because nurses care for those during these vulnerable, painful times. They are also the ones who provide pain relief and pain management techniques. Knowing different definitions of pain and definitions of related terms allows for a clearer description of the concept of pain. Although there are many different types of pain or ways to describe pain, it is important to understand that the critical attributes that are seen when pain occurs create a similar experience for all who undergo pain. The similarities in a painful experience allow for an operational definition to be developed, which helps to be able to easily apply the concept of pain to real life situations. Being able to fully understand the concept of pain through concept analysis will further advance nursing research and nursing skills to create better ways to relieve and manage pain for those suffering, which is always the ultimate goal.”