Article critique

Article Critique (2000 words) Graded 50%
Background
As a registered nurse it will be expected that you will provide quality evidence based care to your patients and be able to critically evaluate your own practice. The

ability not only to source relevant information but to be able to critically analyse its content and determine its quality and rigour is vital in the development of

your critical literacy. This assignment provides you with the opportunity to summarise and critique an article and draw on other literature to relate it to the larger

context of the health system in Australia.

Task
Read the following article:
•    Hayter, M 2013, ‘Editorial: The UK Francis Report: the key messages for nursing’, Journal of Advanced Nursing, vol. 69, no. 8, e1-e3.
This reading is available online via the e-reader link. This link can be found on the course home page.
The full report may be accessed via link below:

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/279124/0947.pdf

Write an article critique which contains the following elements:
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o    Introduction which includes background on the topic and article details;
o    Summary of the main points discussed in the article;
o    Critique which evaluates the ideas and evidence in the article and relates them to the larger context of the health system in Australia;
o    Conclusion summarising the main points of the article review.
Further information
The purpose of this article critique is to provoke thought and influence the reader to consider your ideas/opinions.
The use of additional, relevant literature to support your critique is expected.
The assignment should be written as an essay using paragraphs.
You are encouraged to use headings in your paper that reflect the above dot points.
Referencing
Present on a new page and use correct UniSA Harvard Referencing.
Re-submission
Please note: Resubmission is NOT available for this assessment.
Feedback form
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