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Running head: HOW TO WRITE AN EBP LITERATURE REVIEW
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How to Write an EBP Literature Review
Gabriel Gomez
Miami Dade College
February 16, 2021
HOW TO WRITE AN EBP LITERATURE REVIEW
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How to Write an EBP Literature Review
Evidence is most thought of as proof supporting a claim or belief. There are two types of
evidence: intellectual data and scientific evidence. Such help can be high or small. In the case of
public health initiatives, data usually relates to the efficacy of an initiative in producing a result
that can contribute to lasting improvements in the community's health. This evidence is generally
presented in scientific literature, such as scholarly articles, books, or government studies. Journal
articles are shorter than books and are written on very basic subjects. A journal refers to several
articles (like a magazine) distributed in accordance to a schedule during the year.
On the other hand, peer-reviewed journals refer to articles submitted by professionals
checked by several other professionals in the same field before the paper is published in a
journal. This process is essential in ensuring that the information provided is accurate. Literature
review provides a deeper look at books and publications made scientifically in relation to a
specific topic or hypothesis. Doing so gives an outline, description and critical evaluation of the
work associated with the research topic under review. In the medical field, literature review
forms the foundation for high-quality medical education research and enhances significance,
originality, generalization, and effect. A literature review lays out the context, advises the
approach, maximizes creativity, prevents replication of the study, and assures that ethical
expectations are followed (Paul & Criado, 2020). The study of the literature is not a stamp series
collection.
A robust analysis reviews the literature, examines it objectively, describes
methodological issues, and points out discrepancies in the study. IMRaD is an acronym for
Introduction – Method – Results – and – Discussion and is a format for structuring a scientific
paper.
HOW TO WRITE AN EBP LITERATURE REVIEW
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Reference
Paul, J., & Criado, A. R. (2020). The art of writing literature review: What do we know and what
do we need to know?
International Business Review
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(4), 101717.
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