Research problem, justification, or purpose of the research.

Introductory Section: Part 1
(typically one paragraph): Research problem, justification, or purpose of the research.

Introductory Section: Part 2
(typically one paragraph): Indicate strength and highlights of the literature review. Prior studies, references, or foundations. Relevance or prior research and background support. Any bias indicated or evaluated.

Introductory Section: Part 3
(typically one paragraph): Restate hypothesis tested or assumed. Evaluate the hypotheses for form and clarity

Sampling Procedures
(typically one paragraph): Identify and restate the sample, the size, and other relevant details. Comment on concerns or considerations and evaluate the representativeness of the sample.

Measurement Procedures
(typically one paragraph): Evaluate the tools used to measure outcomes reported in the study.

Research Design
(typically one paragraph): Provide commentary on the explanation of the methodology. Identify type, etc and evaluate it against other types of research designs for appropriateness.

Results and Conclusions
(typically one paragraph): Indicate results reported and conclusions based on those results. Indicate most significant findings if several.

Overall Evaluation of Research Study
(typically one paragraph): Comment on your assessment of the value or strengths about relevance to practice in healthcare management.

Source: Journal or referred online.

Your Paper: grammatically correct, without spelling errors, word processed double-spaced, APA style

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