Evaluating Challenges Elderly Americans Face – Rona Ng’ethe
From Gerontological Nursing – 51450 NUR4286 202205No unread replies.
Ageism and/or a sense of loss of purpose
Financial insecurity
Difficulty with activities of daily living
Access to healthcare services
End of life preparations
1. Insert a link to your selected article. Describe why it is a scholarly article. Explain how you come to your conclusion. Elaborate on whether it is a primary, secondary, or tertiary source.
For students who need a refresher, these are resources to help you review this content. UWF Library Video – Differentiating Scholarly/Popular/Trade Articles (Links to an external site.) and UWF Library Video – What Are Primary & Secondary Sources (Links to an external site.)
2. Summarize the findings of your article.
Identify the limitations of the article.
Explain how the information from the article could be implemented into your nursing practice.
3. Locate (2) scholarly references from one of the following:
(1) scholarly reference will be obtained from either the CINAHL e-library or PubMed (Links to an external site.). The reference will be a pdf or e-journal article. The link to the article (pdf or e-journal) will be included at the end of the post.
(1) scholarly references should be from a nursing textbook, the course eBook content, or the optional Eliopoulos course textbook.
RESPONSE POST:
1. Choose an initial peer post to review. (Be sure to choose a post that has not been reviewed by another student.) Use the link to their scholarly article and answer the following questions:
Is the article a scholarly article? How did you come to your conclusion? Is the article a primary, secondary, or tertiary source?
Summarize the findings of the article.
Identify the limitations of the article.
Do you believe the information provided in your peer’s article could be implemented into nursing practice. What are the limitations? How could those limitations be overcome?
