Writing the article by using the template (see syllabus)
Writing the article by using the template (see syllabus)
Structure of the article
The article consists of the following sections:
title page
table of contents
introduction
literature section
practical information
results
discussion & conclusion
reflection
bibliography.
Introduction: laying the foundation
Introduce the topic, formulate your research question, justify it, and indicate how you will answer the question.
Conclude with a brief overview of the report structure.
(approx. 500 words)
Structuring the literature section
Be critical of the sources used: what was missing or was limited in availability? Explain why this is important.
Important tips
Summarise literature, integrate findings, describe differences and similarities between countries or groups. Organise into relevant subsections.
(approx. 2000 words)
Discuss limitations
Collecting information from the workfield
Specify from whom, where, and how you gathered practical information. Briefly summarise the relevant information and explain how you did it.
(approx. 700 words)
Sharing and comparing results
Present the key findings from literature and practice, compare them and discuss the differences. Pay attention to the generalisability of your results.
(approx. 1200 words)
Discussion, conclusion and recommendations
Based on your findings, provide recommendations for policy and practice. Also don't forget to include the role of the health care professional. Discuss the limitations of your research and make suggestions for further study.
(approx. 700 words)
Reflection: learning points and collaboration
Use a reflection model to reflect as a group on your learning process, collaboration, and working in an intercultural and interprofessional context.
(approx. 800 words or max. 5 minutes video)
Bibliography and references
Correctly reference all sources used according to APA guidelines. Use generative AI responsibly and carefully reference all sources.