HCS/465: Health Care Research Utilization

Wk 2 Summative Assessment:

Accountability Annotated Bibliography

 

Assignment Content

1.

Scenario

Accountability is important to the research process, particularly to health care

research. Researchers must act with integrity and apply high standards of ethical behavior

in their research. You must understand that your judgment and actions help shape research

due to not only what you include but also what you omit from a study.

Effective research begins with reviewing the literature. In this annotated bibliography, you will

demonstrate your skill in accountability as you evaluate the impact of legal and

regulatory requirements on health care research and the delivery of health care.

 

Preparation 

Watch “The Annotated Bibliography” as you prepare to complete the assessment.

Video with Transcript

Review “Five Time-Saving Research Tips” from the University Library for tips on making the

research process easier.

Complete an annotated bibliography comprised of the 3 peer-reviewed articles you selected

in the Week 1 assignment. 

For inspiration and formatting guidance, view the sample annotated bibliography linked in the

APA Assistance section of the Center for Writing Excellence website. 

Assessment Deliverable

Prepare an annotated bibliography of the 3 peer-reviewed research articles you

selected in the Week 1 assignment. In your annotated bibliography:

o In your own words, write a 150- to 200-word summary of each research article.

o Explain the legal or regulatory impact of the research study described in each of the

articles.

Format your citations and references according to APA guidelines.

Submit your assessment.

 

Assessment Support 

o Review the rubric for guidance on deliverable expectations.

o Review the Accountability Annotated Bibliography Example to guide your work, but

do not copy any information.

o Visit the Center for Writing Excellence for assistance with grammar, APA formatting,

and other writing topics.

 

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