Develop a case presentation referencing content from Parts 1, 2, and 3.
Using the information that you compiled from your papers on Parts 1, 2, and 3, prepare 5 narrated slides for a presentation to share with your peers in the discussion forum.
Discuss your selected disorder:
From Part 1 (Selection & Description): key points from your paper, in your slides
From Part 2 (Interventions): key points from your paper, in your slides
From Part 3 (Ethical and Spiritual Implications): key points from your paper, in your slides
Submit your presentation link to the submission page.
Share your presentation link in the discussion forum.
Resources
Follow the steps found in the Narrated Presentation Instructions (opens in a new window) to complete this assignment.
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REQUIREMENTS
Development of a case presentation referencing content from Parts 1, 2, and 3
Link to the presentation submitted in the discussion forum
Narrated Presentation
Slide number: 5
Source requirements: 3 scholarly
APA formatting and citations
Plagiarism submission
Shared/discussed with peers in discussion forum
Presentation Structure:
From Part 1 (Selection & Description): key points from your paper in narrated presentation.
From Part 2 (Interventions): key points from your paper in narrated presentation.
From Part 3 (Ethical and Spiritual Implications): key points from your paper in narrated presentation.
Develop a case presentation referencing content from Parts 1, 2, and 3. Using t
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