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An issue brief is a summary of the body of knowledge surrounding an issue or problem. To write a policy issue brief, the writer should assume that the audience knows little or nothing about the topic. The issue brief should summarize the issue’s background and stakeholder information in a concise manner. Some issue briefs are expected to include recommendations for action or predictions about the future of the issue. For this assignment, you will draft an issue brief which will constitute a comprehensive “360” review and analysis of “The High Cost of Prescription Drugs.” In doing so, you will explain the impact to “The Triple Aim” – to improve care, health and cost. A stakeholder analysis focused on six key stakeholders will be employed to uncover competing interests, conflicts, and challenges. However, you will ultimately focus on two stakeholders (see below). The primary focus will be what they think about the recommendations.List of References A literature review requires the writer to perform extensive research on published work in one’s field in order to explain how one’s own work fits into the larger conversation regarding a particular topic. This task requires the writer to spend time reading, managing, and conveying information; the complexity of literature reviews can make this section one of the most challenging parts of writing about one’s research. For this assignment, you are not conducting a classic literature review because most of the research has been provided; and, the parameters of the topic are focused on a subset of knowledge pertaining to two stakeholders. Rather, you will be creating a list of references. The references should be in APA format and organized according to APA guidance.Outline Prepare an alphanumeric outline using bullet points/sentences. This outline will be used to draft your paper. Remember that you will have the following headings in your issue brief:(1) Executive summary (2) Issue definition(3) Context or history(4) Stakeholders(5) Recommendations(6) Trends(7) ReferencesResources: OWL: Types of Outlines and SamplesGMUWC: OutliningGMUWC: APA Style Quick-GuideGMUWC: PlagiarismGlossary A glossary is a list of terms that traditionally appears at the end of an academic paper, a thesis, a book, or an article. The glossary should contain definitions for terms in the main text that may be unfamiliar or unclear to the average reader. For purposes of this paper, you are writing for the average person. Identify technical or academic terms that may need to be further explained in more detail outside of the main text. Or, you may decide a term needs to be clarified further, even if it’s a term the reader may be familiar with. For purposes of this assignment, when drafting the definitions, simply use content from another source (paraphrase without changing the meaning); and, place an in-text citation next to the definition. Keep the definitions simple and reader friendly. Make sure the definitions are clear and tailored for the average reader. Put the terms in alphabetical order. You should have up to 15 terms in your glossary.Resource: Please read How to Write a Glossary before you begin.