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The document discusses different types of research articles, including primary research articles, review articles, and case studies. Primary research articles present original research findings and undergo peer review, while review articles summarize and critically evaluate previous research on a topic and may also be peer reviewed. Case studies provide an in-depth look at a single patient or case and aim to identify new areas for further research.
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Article types review
- 2. When conducting a search for evidence, there are many types of articles you may run into. Primary research articles Review articles Case studies Others (news, editorials, etc) It is imperative to be able to distinguish between these different article types
- 3. Present findings/results of a research study The authors conducted the actual research (i.e. primary) The article will include: Why-why are we doing this study How-detailed description of how carried out What-what was found and what does it mean 2nd example Published in scholarly journals & undergo peer review
- 4. Expert in the field of study (peers) evaluate an article’s methodology, merit, and overall unique contribution to knowledge PRIOR to publication In the sciences and medicine, research is almost universally peer reviewed
- 5. A critical evaluation of recent research on a topic Are considered secondary sources Generally are subject to peer review Three main types: Literature reviews Systematic reviews Meta analyses
- 6. An overview of a topic written by an expert in the field No new contributions to research; instead are summarizing the work of others In some ways similar to a research paper you might write in college Example
- 7. Uses a rigorous, pre-planned process to find and synthesize the results of many primary studies Involves a search of the literature using inclusion/exclusion criteria and then a systematic synthesis of the results Considered a high level of evidence Example
- 8. 1. A systematic review is carried out to locate high quality primary research on a topic 2. The results from these studies are statistically combined in order to summarize the overall outcome. Example
- 9. A detailed report on one patient/case Draws conclusions only on one patient in one context-i.e. not generalizable Descriptive Goal is to offer new directions for research; ask new questions Example
- 10. Type of article Coverage Authorship Article ITSELF Article type is peer appears in peer reviewed reviewed journals Case study Describes Authors are Sometimes, Yes one individual reporting on depends on the patient their own case journal Primary Describes one Authors are Yes Yes research study reporting on their own study Review Summaries Authors are Usually Yes many studies reporting on the research of others
- 11. News articles Letters Editorials Book reviews Job announcements Obituaries of prominent members of the field
- 12. TYPES OF ARTICLES HOW REVIEWED Primary research (primary) By peers (peer review) Review articles (secondary) Editorials/commentaries (secondary) News items (secondary) Letters (secondary) By editor (i.e. no peer review) Book reviews (secondary) Any other article which is secondary (including magazine articles) NOTE: ALL OF THESE ARTICLE TYPES CAN APPEAR IN A PEER REVIEWED JOURNAL
- 13. News **Research articles Letters to the editor **Review articles Job announcements Obituaries **=peer reviewed Book reviews Advertisements
- 14. Is the author presenting their own research? Yes No It is a Secondary article. It is a Primary article Is it a summary or and it is peer reviewed. critique of previous research? Yes No It is peer reviewed It is not peer reviewed