Identify and describe a recent change occurring in your workplace. It could be a change in the levels of staffing, a change in policy, such as time off or tuition reimbursement, a change in use of equipment or supplies, a change in charting/computerized medical records, etc.Written communications in nursing incorporates the use of evidence or research published in the literature from scholarly references. Scholarly references are defined as work which is peer reviewed and published in a professional journal. For example, any of the literature in the Library, would be considered scholarly references. Using published research to support the viewpoint of nursing, especially in cases being made for change, will enhance the argument.An annotated bibliography is a list of resources you anticipate using to support your argument. Developing an annotated bibliography will help you organize your research. To create a purposeful annotated bibliography, the following information should be included: the specific citation, a brief summary or paragraph about the article, and how it pertains to your research question.Instructions:This is a 3 step project:1.Identify a change2.Find 6 articles3.Write an annotated bibliography for each articlePlease read the detailed instructions below carefully.Step 1: Write 3–4 sentences answering the following questions:•Identify and describe a recent change occurring in your workplace. It could be a change in the levels of staffing, a change in policy, such as time off or tuition reimbursement, a change in use of equipment or supplies, a change in charting/computerized medical records, etc. ?Describe the change in 4 sentences. 1 of the sentences should address the rationale for the change.Step 2: Begin researching scholarly articles from the Library from the past 5 years related to the change issue identified in Step 1.•Complete a 6 columns table of the references found including the following: ?Author last name, first initial?(Year)?Title of article.?Title of Publication,?Volume