JOURNAL STUDY

( RESEARCH PAPER)
By : Muhani Sita, Ns. M.Kep
 Overview
• Journal :
a Newspaper or magazine that deals with a particular
subject or professional Activity.

• Purpose :
a. History ( chronological event)
b. Record ( complete and detail record of event/ study)
c. Analysis ( to proof or invention of theory)
d. Information
 Journal Study
a. Collect the early information
Based information about :
- the Author
- article Tittle
- Journal Edition, volume, date, month and
page number.
- Research objective / Purpose / aim
- Result
- Conclusion
Cont....
a. Research study
- the Most Important : quality of critic
opinion
- Read the journal article completely
- Read back.
- START TO CRITICIZED
 STEPS OF CRITICIZED
• QUESTIONS =
1. Is the tittle appropriate and clear ?
2. Abstract : described the article spesifically?
representative ? Suitable form ?
3. The purpose of research explain clearly?
4. The idea / issue of the reseach article is
essential?
5. Relevan Design and method of the reseach with
the purpose
Steps..
6. The clear method descriptions ( quase or true
experiment research. Important if there other
researcher want to Re- Research the experiment.
7. Is there any mistake / error in the result
interpretations?
8. Relevan solution/ discussion of research ?
9. Relevan Literature ? Bibliografy
10. Excessive idea or accidentally idea not reveal.
need to revised?
Steps....
11. idea of reseach have to be continued , or the
other way ( have to remove).
12. Clear pronouncement from The Author ?
Challenging? Ambigous ?
advice from the critics
13. Writter Elementary assumtion about reseach?
14. Objectively of the Author
15. Obvious conclution? Reflection the reseach
purpose?
 JOURNAL STUDY.
c. Writing Research Paper Report
result of the journal paper written briefly,
clear AND OBJECTIVE.
 Strategy Writing an Abstract
Components of An Abstract
In a paragraph of approximately 100 to 200 words, an
abstract may convey some or all of the following:
•description of a main problem/issue, prevalence,
and population(s) most affected (topic).
•focused statement of author’s opinion or aims
regarding problem/issue (purpose).
•description of what has been done to resolve
problem/issue and/or what new information was
learned (findings).
•relevance of findings to targeted audience and to
nursing research/practice as a whole (conclusions).
•Implications for further research or call for action
(recommendations).

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An effective abstract:
• uses one or more well-developed paragraphs, which are unified,
coherent, concise, and able to stand alone.
• uses an introduction-body-conclusion structure in which
the parts of the report are discussed in order: purpose, findings,
conclusions, recommendations.
• follows strictly the chronology of the report.
• provides logical connections between material included.
• adds no new information but simply summarizes the
report.
• is intelligible to a wide audience.

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 TASK
1. SEARCH THE NURSING JOURNAL RESEARCH
(English Form)
2. CHOOSE a (1) NURSING RESEARCH.
3. MAKE A JOURNAL STUDY ( RESEACH PAPER)
4. COLLECT at 4th of dec 2017.
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THANK YOU..