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1) Critique of ONE article pertaining to this selected topic “Effective Communication in Health Service Delivery”.
All students are required to critique an article found in a healthcare-related journal.
The critiques should be 520 words (Excluding reinstatement of the discussion board questions and references). Your critique should contain the following elements:
> Provide a complete citation of the article (the title of the article, authors, journal, volume, year, and pages).
>What are the research questions/hypotheses?
>What are the major theories that it examines (be sure to briefly explain the theory)?
> What is the research methodology (sample size, independent variables,
dependent variables and how were they measured)?
>Summarize the major results of the article.
> What does the author say is the major contribution of the study?
>What would you say are the strengths of the study with a focus on its methodology?
> What would you say are the weaknesses of the study with a focus on its methodology?
> Provide Link to Article in APA format; as a reference. (The article must be in APA Format and include a link)
Instructions must have:
>(Focus on what the article is stating and how does it pertain this topic “Effective Communication in Health Service Delivery“). You can use Library and or do a Google Scholar Search. Do not use Wikipedia. Post a link to the full-text research article in (APA format).
>Assignment should be in proper APA Format.
>Your experiences may be very helpful and interesting to all of us. However, be sure that you also back up your posts with factual information from the text
>A minimum of ONE (1) reference is required to support your response to the discussion question. You may cite the course required textbook and or other sources in which you have used content from. Make sure your references are in APA format.


In this video, Dr. Greg Martin provides an introduction to research methods, methodology, and study design. Specifically, he takes a look at qualitative and quantitative research methods including case-control studies, cohort studies, observational research, etc.