Literature Review Outline Introduction (should be about half a page in length) D

Literature Review Outline
Introduction (should be about half a page in length)
Describe your overall field of study (i.e. myocardial infarction, what it is, why it needs to be addressed quickly, briefly list options.) The introduction describes background information on your topic and the purpose of your paper.
Treatment Option 1 (should be about one page in length)
Let’s start the ball rolling by using your single chosen article, the one that you wrote your contribution to the group annotated bibliography. Pull out one of the important areas of this article and its relation to the conclusion of the study. You need to address who did what, where, when, why (purpose), and briefly how. Your summary should also summarize the study’s worth to the scientific community.
Now that you you’ve gotten the ball rolling go back and look at the other annotations from your group members. Hopefully, you spot another article or two that closely relates to this important article and discuss how it relates, either supporting the point from the first article or disputing it. In your own words address who did what, where, when, why (purpose), and briefly how. Your summary should also summarize the study’s worth to the scientific community.
Treatment Option 2 (should be between half and one page in length)
Using the articles from your annotated bibliography, pull out one of the important areas of this article and its relation to the conclusion of the study. You need to address who did what, where, when, why (purpose), and briefly how. Your summary should also summarize the study’s worth to the scientific community.
Now go back and look at the other annotations. Hopefully, you spot another article or two that closely relates to this important article and discuss how it relates, either supporting the point from the first article or disputing it. In your own words address who did what, where, when, why (purpose), and briefly how. Your summary should also summarize the study’s worth to the scientific community.
Conclusion (1-2 paragraphs): This will briefly describe the overall strengths and weaknesses of the field. What piece of information is missing? How might that missing information be further investigated?
Reference Page: Last page, no less than 6 journal articles, APA format
Note: Abstracts are not required for this assignment.