Ethical Standards For Doctors

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1:Education Research Perspectives PG

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Module 1 Conduct a critical analysis of the literature (500 words)
Examine the following questions:
1. How do you identify, review, critically analyze and relate existing literature to your research?
2. How do you develop and refine research questions?

Developing a literature review EQUELLA Resource?
Undertaking a literature review: A step-by-step approach. EQUELLA Resource?

Supplementary Material?
Professional learning communities and student achievement: a meta analysis File?
A review of research on the impact of PLCs on teaching practice and student learning File?
Contrived collegiality versus genuine collegiality Ting Wang

Module 2 Research design and research methods (500 words)
Examine the following questions:
? How do you evaluate a range of methodologies and methods in terms of their use and application?
? How do you develop an approach to your research that examines information related to the context of the study, who will be involved in the study, how the data will be collected and analysed?

A framework for design File?
Selecting a methodology EQUELLA Resource?

2:Write a least three-pages paper related to the research topic ( about ethical standards for doctors, should the doctor tell patient was dying, should doctors tell the truth), using at least three sources. The sources you can use come from books or from the electronic databases, but all research should be come from scholarly sources.
The paper must be built around a thesis statement. Should use these sources to elaborate, support, explain, and/or debate the thesis your paper will argue. Furthermore, use of these sources should demonstrate a high degree of synthesis.
The paper must include at least three citations from each of the sources you choose (a total of nine citations).
The paper should be formatted according to APA standards, Please include a cover page and a list of references.
I found out some sources, they may be helpful.
Lear, M. Should Doctors Tell the Truth?—The Case Against Terminal Candor. The New York Times, January 24, 1993.
Appiah, K. Should a Man Have Told His Mother in Law That She Was Dying. The New York Times, February 3, 2016.
Stolberg, S. Embracing a Right to Die Well. The New York Times, June 29, 1997.
Solomon, A. The Good Death When Breath Becomes Air. The New York Times, February 8, 2016.
English is my second language, do not write very good paper.

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