Having studied and evaluated different challenges and opportunities associated with the use of secondary data, and having learned how to evaluate, analyze, and present information generated from the analysis of secondary data, now is your opportunity to synthesize this information and present your work.This week, you will compile all of the Assignments and your Instructor’s recommended changes into a Final Scholar-Practitioner Project Report.To prepare:Review the Ostchega, et al. (2012) article located in this week’s Learning Resources as an example for formatting your final report.Your Final Scholar-Practitioner Project Report should be 20 pages (excluding title page and references).Make sure to include the following in your report:Title pageResearch topic and backgroundResearch questionSecondary data set usedHow data collected in this data setValidity and reliability of the data setData analysis plan (variables and statistical procedures)Data dictionary and data tableResults and interpretation (descriptive and inferential tables)Descriptive analysis tables or graphs with interpretationInferential analysis tables or graphs with interpretationLimitations of studyTwo recommendations for future researchImplications for social changeReferencesSupport your paper with additional scholarly resources. Use APA formatting for your paper and to cite your resources.ReferencesOstchega, Y., Zhang, G., Sorlie, P., Hughes, J. P., Reed-Gillette, D. S., Nwankwo, T., & Yoon, S. (2012). Blood pressure randomized methodology study comparing automatic oscillometric and mercury sphygmomanometer devices: National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 2009–2010. National Health Statistics Reports, no 59. Retrieved from http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/nhsr/nhsr059.pdf