Research Basics .

Explore databases available through the Walden Library, search for a peer-reviewed article in your practice area, reflect on the search experience, and evaluate the selected article's strengths.

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The article discusses the use of Google Scholar in research and the strengths and weaknesses of a research article on the impact of inpatient suicide on psychiatric nurses. The article highlights the ease of navigation and referencing in Google Scholar, but also notes the absence of labeled buttons. The research article is praised for its large sample size and use of simpler language, but criticized for limiting its scope to psychiatric nurses and ignoring the role of guidance and counseling professionals.

Research Basics .

Explore databases available through the Walden Library, search for a peer-reviewed article in your practice area, reflect on the search experience, and evaluate the selected article's strengths.

Added on 2023-05-28

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The database which I used to carry out research on my topic “The impact of inpatient
suicide on psychiatric nurses and their need for support” was the Google Scholar. There were
many motives which drew my interest to utilize this database in my research. The main one was
the ease of navigation in the process of finding the correct information I purposed to obtain
(Shultz, 2007). I just needed to search the keywords from my research topic and a huge number
of related articles would be displayed for me to make a comparison and choose the right journal
which I felt to have the right information I needed.
Secondly, according to the rules of formal writing, any material used in a research calls for
referencing and this database clearly made the process easy and straightforward. This is through
the presence of a button which displayed the article in all the five formatting styles (APA, MLA,
Harvard, Chicago & Vancouver) to allow the research directly copy without having to do it
himself (Shultz, 2007).
(Shultz, 2007).

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