Critical literary review
Budget: £10 – £15 GBP
a critical literary review
Task:
Undertake a critical literary review for either a procedure or product relating to aesthetic injectable therapies that uses at least two types of research methodology. Minimum 2,000 word count. All citations must be Harvard referenced (references and direct quotes will not count in the Wordcount)
NB Marks will be deducted if your answer falls below the recommended minimum word count of 2,000 words
Task Guidance:
Your answer should include Key theories and concept, your assessment of the research questions, the type of research that was conducted, any ethical issues. A comprehensive list below is given for guidance. It is expected that you cite evidence from all embolden heading into your answer.
As well as the content of your critical review your tutor/assessor will be scrutinising the following aspects. Plagiarism and collusion. Critical writing, style, sentence structure, grammar, punctuation, argument, setting out. Rationale for choosing this research to review Presentation of research findings and conclusion. Referencing and Citation.
Guidance notes:
Key theories and concepts: How data has been previously studied/published (epistemological and methodological perspectives). Main issues researched to date and major debates of the topic. How have approaches to issues been addressed? Are the any gaps? What is the hypotheses? What is the null hypotheses? What are the actual outcomes?
Developing research questions: Identifying and research a problem; moving from problem to question; focusing the research question; from question to appropriate study design.
Quantitative study designs: Experimental and observational human participant designs, association – causation; bias, confounding and chance. Appraising experimental and observational studies - Bias, critical appraisal, critical appraisal checklists, assessing risk of bias and risk of bias tools.
Qualitative study designs: Interviews, focus groups, and observations; positionality and reflexivity; credibility, transferability, dependability, trustworthiness. Appraising qualitative study designs; - Credibility, transferability, dependability, trustworthiness; Ethical issues in clinical and healthcare related research.
Ethical principles: gaining ethical approval and dealing with situational ethics, consent, ethical validation.
Task:
Undertake a critical literary review for either a procedure or product relating to aesthetic injectable therapies that uses at least two types of research methodology. Minimum 2,000 word count. All citations must be Harvard referenced (references and direct quotes will not count in the Wordcount)
NB Marks will be deducted if your answer falls below the recommended minimum word count of 2,000 words
Task Guidance:
Your answer should include Key theories and concept, your assessment of the research questions, the type of research that was conducted, any ethical issues. A comprehensive list below is given for guidance. It is expected that you cite evidence from all embolden heading into your answer.
As well as the content of your critical review your tutor/assessor will be scrutinising the following aspects. Plagiarism and collusion. Critical writing, style, sentence structure, grammar, punctuation, argument, setting out. Rationale for choosing this research to review Presentation of research findings and conclusion. Referencing and Citation.
Guidance notes:
Key theories and concepts: How data has been previously studied/published (epistemological and methodological perspectives). Main issues researched to date and major debates of the topic. How have approaches to issues been addressed? Are the any gaps? What is the hypotheses? What is the null hypotheses? What are the actual outcomes?
Developing research questions: Identifying and research a problem; moving from problem to question; focusing the research question; from question to appropriate study design.
Quantitative study designs: Experimental and observational human participant designs, association – causation; bias, confounding and chance. Appraising experimental and observational studies - Bias, critical appraisal, critical appraisal checklists, assessing risk of bias and risk of bias tools.
Qualitative study designs: Interviews, focus groups, and observations; positionality and reflexivity; credibility, transferability, dependability, trustworthiness. Appraising qualitative study designs; - Credibility, transferability, dependability, trustworthiness; Ethical issues in clinical and healthcare related research.
Ethical principles: gaining ethical approval and dealing with situational ethics, consent, ethical validation.