For this research paper you will be required to Discus the causes or effects of maternal mortality rates in African Americans
The structure of the paper should be as follows:
Cover page – (5 points)
The title of the paper,
name of the author of the paper,
the institution the author belongs to,
the name of the course, the name of instructor and
the submission date of the paper.
Introduction – (10 points)
a statement about the problem and the minority group affected by the problem.
Statement of purpose – the purpose of your research – (10 points
identifying two potential causes of the problem.
The format for conducting the research and
the questions the paper will be seeking answers for.
Review of the literature – (30 points)
provide information from the literature as to the nature of the causes, the roots of the cause.
A more elaborate discussion on the origin of the problem, the social and or psychological effect of the problem on the relevant minority group
Theoretical perspective – (20 points)
a discussion on the theory that will be use as the lens to investigate the cause and effects of the problem.
Discussion – (100 points
a discussion on how each of the causal factors impacts the social problem.
Conclusion – (50 points)
what lessons can be learnt from the discussion. Proposed plan of action for the community.
Reference page – at least 15 sources (20 points)
Definition of concepts (10 points
Organization –
in-text citations
grammar
subject/verb agreements
double spaced lines
paragraphs 3 – 6 sentences long
use of headers and subheadings to section the paper
Formatting guidelines:
The entire document must follow APA formatting style.
The narrative/body of the paper must be double-spaced with fonts size 11 or 12.
Use headings to section off the paper.
intext citation is a MUST.
Definition of terms/concepts is expected.
Paragraphs should be between 3 and 6 sentences.
I already created a introduction but you can edit or revise it
In the world of modern healthcare disparities lies a stark reality. There are disproportionately high maternal mortality rates among African American women in the United States. Despite advances in medical technology and campaigns to bring awareness, this unfortunate demographic continues to face a daunting challenge that demands urgent attention. With mortality rates alarmingly higher than those of their white counterparts, African American mothers navigate a healthcare landscape marred by systemic inequities and racial biases. The issue is not only statistical, but it also is a reflection of deep rooted societal and healthcare disparities. From inadequate access to quality prenatal care to biases in diagnosis and treatment, the barriers faced by African American mothers are multifaceted and complex. Behind every statistic lies a story of loss, grief, and injustice, highlighting the urgent need for targeted interventions and systemic reforms. The reality of maternal mortality rates in African American communities serves as a big reminder of the systemic injustices that persist in our healthcare system. It is a call to action, demanding a concerted effort to dismantle the structural barriers that maintains this crisis and ensure fair access to healthcare for all. In confronting this issue, we must acknowledge the intersectionality of race, gender, and socioeconomic status, and strive for a healthcare system that prioritizes the well-being of every mother, regardless of race or background.
