Portfolio of Worksheets for Business in Practice

BUSINESS IN
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Table of Contents
Worksheet 1 – Note Taking Form a Journal Article........................................................................2
Worksheet 2 –Summarising, Paraphrasing, Quoting, and Referencing..........................................4
REFERNCES...................................................................................................................................6
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Worksheet 1 – Note Taking Form a Journal Article
Question 1: Complete the details below and write out the reference entry (Swinburne Harvard or
APA).
Name(s) of Author(s) Paula M. Schulza,b, Carmel L. Dunneb,
Denise Burdett-Jonesc, Natalie S.
Gamblea,b,
Machellee M. Kosiakb, Joclyn M. Nealb,
Gail E. Bakerb
Year of Publication: 2018
Title of Article: Nurse Education Today
Title of Journal: Evaluation of strategies designed to enhance
student engagement and
success of indigenous midwifery students in
an Away-From-Base Bachelor of
Midwifery Program in Australia: A
qualitative research study
Volume Number: Nurse Education Today 63 (2018) 59–63
Page Range: 59-63
Reference Entry: Adelson, P. and et.al 2018. Twenty years of midwifery-led care in South
Australia: looking back to move us forward. Women and Birth, 31, p.S24.
Blums, T., Donnellan-Fernandez, R. and Sweet, L., 2021. Inclusion and exclusion criteria for
publicly-funded homebirth in Australia: A scoping review. Women and Birth.
Diaz, M.P. and et.al 2021. Effectiveness of structured education and training in perineal
wound assessment and repair for midwives and midwifery students: A review of the
literature. European Journal of Midwifery, 5.
Ferguson, B. and et.al 2018. Benefits of continuity models of care in building mutual support
and nurturing between women and midwifery students. Does continuity of care foster
clinical confidence, emotional resilience and influence career goals?. Women and
Birth, 31, pp.S9-S10.
Forster, D.A. and et.al 2019. Women’s views and experiences of publicly-funded homebirth
programs in Victoria, Australia: a cross-sectional survey. Women and Birth, 32(3),
pp.221-230.
Gidaszewski, B. and et.al 2019. Comparison of the effect of caseload midwifery program and
standard midwifery-led care on primiparous birth outcomes: a retrospective cohort
matching study. Midwifery, 69, pp.10-16.
Kerr, S., 2021. White Questions—Black Answers: Effective Inclusion of Indigenous Students
with a Disability into Higher Education in Australia (Doctoral dissertation).
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