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information cannot be collected just by asking different questions about the project. There are various techniques that are in practice for this purpose. Rest of this paper discusses about such techniques along with their pros and cons. SEARCH STRATEGY: The data that is collected for this paper is obtained from various articles and research papers. Search Engines like Scholar.google.com and csulb.edu/library have been used for the searching purpose. The articles are selected based on the requirement i.e. the

there was an ample amount of customers. When free the sample ad measurement the researcher had to pay the absorption on availability of assets and time for the abstracts accumulating and analysis. Accordingly an accessibility sample ad measurement was called and the chump sample was consisted of 50 barter who were called for the abstracts accumulating based on the accidental

termed as standard scientific articles. Since primary literature is an original report of study; it includes the research, an abstract, introduction, the materials and methods of the study, the data and results obtained from the collected data, the discussion of the results and finally the article ends with a list of references that were used in the study. A different type of journal article; not very different from a research article is called as a Review Article. So a review article is a report

educated researchers. When researching each author, I discovered that each one had an extremely different background. However, even though each author came from different backgrounds, they all had the proper extensive level of education to conduct this type of research. All of the authors have their PhD or Masters, and have practiced many years in their fields. Pelin Dikmen Yildiz, one of the authors, has done two publications, and in my opinion is the most qualified out of all the other authors, due

PubMed), Embase, PsycInfo, and CINAHL from inception date to May 1st 2015 with an extensive search strategy developed for retrieving this type of evidence (see Appendix 5.1) (16), conference abstracts and reference lists of identified studies. 2.3. Study selection and eligibility criteria Two authors independently determined the eligibility of studies by review of abstracts and, for studies judged

writing sentences the character should precede the action. According to (Types of Scholarly Writing, n.d.) this style of writing serves to advance knowledge within a particular field and adds new insights to extend, challenge or expand what is known. The wording should be carefully selected, sentences should be concise and written in third third person. The appearance of scholarly writing is usually structured in the sections, abstract, keywords, introduction, literature review, methodology, result, conclusion

The Distribution of Probability Values in Medical Abstracts: An Observational Study Abstract A generally high rate of p-values beneath and above 0.05, have been seen narratively distributed in Medical Publications. In the event that P values are less than 0.05 are over-represented, such a dispersion may reflect the genuine fundamental distribution of p esteems or might be because of a false conveyance. In the event of an error, a predictable over-portrayal of P values underneath 0.05 would be an

different words ‘ respecting of patient dignity in the hospital ’ in order to obtain a range of articles and it came up with 990 result .Then I narrowed down my search by using key words that are is link to my search topic, in addition, I applied abstract and full text limiters features ‘maintaining elderly dignity in surgical ward’ it came up with 38. (See appendix 1) I searched for papers published in english language

Health Information Technology : Quality Issues Author : Neha Salian Co-author : Malvika Hake Abstract Health IT is the technology that enables patients and providers to support better health and health care by providing targeted information meant to inform, educate or generally allow for improved decision making. With health care costs and quality assurance taking central roles in the health care arena, increasing attention is being directed towards the potential of health information

methodologies were used (Aromataris et al., 2015). I believe this particular article’s title is satisfactory. The topic is ‘personality’ and ‘emergency nurses’, the setting is the ‘emergency’ department however without reading further into the abstract it is unknown if the setting is a public or private hospital and it does not specify where in the world the study refers to. No methodology is mentioned creating a weakness in the title. At this point I am unsure if the research is qualitative