CASE STUDY:
Dupree, J. P. (2011). Health literacy: A community-based mixed methods study of prescription medication self-management among community dwelling older adults
Critique the reading above providing an explanation, rationale, and evaluative criteria adding 2 strengths and 2 weaknesses using the following questions:
Main Research Problem:
1- Is the main problem clearly and concisely stated, perhaps in an explicit purpose statement?
2- Is the problem adequately narrowed down into a researchable issue?
3- Is the problem important enough to warrant a formal research investigation?
Subproblems and related Hypotheses:
1- Has the main problem been explicitly broke down into subproblems, if so does each subproblem warrant data collection and interpretation?
2- Are any hypotheses presented, if so are they clearly related to the main problem or a subproblem?
3- If there are hypotheses can they be either supported or discredited by the collection of
new data?
Theoretical or Conceptual Framework:
1- Is the main problem clearly and concisely stated, perhaps in an explicit purpose statement?
2- Is the problem adequately narrowed down into a researchable issue?
3- Is the problem important enough to warrant a formal research investigation?
Finally, conclude the paper by evaluating the Purpose Statement and Significance [Rationale] of the Study with any recommendations for improvement or clarity as applicable
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