health and illness

A quick recap on the research poster
Your research poster must bear on a topic that relates to social inequalities in health (i.e. not just on a health issue generally, there must be a social component to it as well).
You have two options for your research poster:
Do it on your own research (honours thesis, RAship – make sure you get permission from your supervisor!)
Pick a primary research study that’s interesting to you (hint: you can check out recent issues from leading medical journals, PNAS, or any other specialised health journal for articles that pertain to inequalities)
So what’s the point of the annotated bibliography?
This assignment means to achieve a couple of goals: 1. get you started early!; 2. ensure good citation practices and academic integrity (your annotations must synthesize, not copy and paste from the paper); 3. deepen your understanding of the processes at play by looking at the broader literature.
Using a standard citation format, write an annotated bibliography of at least 5 references pertaining to the topic of your poster.
As with the poster, there are two options:
If you are doing a poster on your own research, start this assignment with a brief paragraph about your research topic.
If you are doing a poster on a published primary study, that study must be the first in the list of 5. Make sure it’s clearly labeled as such! You probably want to spend a little more time summarising this study than the others, which is all going to be helpful anyway, because you can use that in your poster!
We will use this grading rubric to grade these bibliographies, so please ensure that your annotated bibliography meets the grading criteria.

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