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• Organizing Writing a Literature Review
• A discussion of your knowledge about the topic under study
• A discussion of your knowledge that is supported by the research literature
• A foundation for the study
• A study-by-study, or article-by-article, description of studies previously done
• A re-statement of the studies previously done
• A brief overview of articles
• Begin with a search of the available literature
• Critically analyze each article (study) you select
• Organize the review with an outline
• Write the review
• Summarize the review
• Using the literature, present a rationale for your study
• the authors description of the study
• related to your area of interest?
• conclusions relevant?
• Statement of the Problem
• restate the topic
• problem stated clearly?
• significance?
• Hypothesis or Research Question(s)
• Clearly stated?
• Related to your area of interest?
• Assumptions
• Explicit assumptions?
• Implicit assumptions
• Similar to yours?
• Delimitations
• How was the study narrowed?
• Which considerations are relevant to your study?
• Definitions
• Key concepts terms?
• research design?
• population sample?
• measurement?
• procedures?
• make sense?
• what do they say about your area of interest?
• Presented clearly?
• Meaningful interpretations?
• Implications discussed?
• Suggestions or recommendations?
• Limits to practical application?
• What did you learn?
• Re-state your new knowledge
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• Barriers to parent involvement
• Volunteerism
• Barriers to volunteerism
• Always begin with an introduction to the review end with a summary
• Make the connection for the reader between the subtopics the topic
• Use direct quotations infrequently
• Always cite your sources
• Present your knowledge on the topics subtopics
• Summarize each subtopic
• Include a transition paragraph from one subtopic to the next
• Reiterate the
• research problem
• Introduce the sub-
• Effective organiza-
• tional structures
• Service coordination
• Consultants profes-
• sional support needs
• First Subtopic
• Discussion should in-clude
• How is the subtopic
• connected to the
• Your knowledge,
• based on the literature
• you have studied
• Specify subtopics (if
• Summary transition
• Mission Pur-
• Goals objectives
• Use APA style format
• Have your work proofread before submitting
• Follow all format guidelines
• Must be a thorough review, reflected by the depth of the discussion
• Should begin prior to the implementation of the study

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A Descriptive Study on the Compliance of the University of Santo Tomas Hospital regarding the handling, collection and storage of Pathogenic waste in accordance to the Health Care Waste Management Manual of Department of Health and the Procedural Manual Title III of Dao 92-29 “Hazardous Waste Management” of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

Definition of Hospital Waste • Health care waste (WHO) • all waste generated by healthcare establishments, research facilities, and health laboratories • classified as • non-risk/general healthcare waste/domestic waste • hazardous waste Prüss, A., Giroult, E., Rushbrook, P., 1999. Safe Management of Wastes From Health Care Activities. World Health Organization, Geneva

Definition of Hospital Waste • Classification of Hazardous Waste (DENR) based on these four characteristics accordance with the Toxicity Characteristic Learning Procedure (TCLP): • Ignitable • Corrosive • Reactive • Toxic Department of Environment and Natural Resources. 2004. Hazardous Waste Management. Procedural Manual Title III of DAO 92-29

Effects on Health • All individuals exposed to hazardous health-care waste are potentially at risk • Certain infections, caused by more resilient agents, pose a significant risk to the general public and to hospital patients Prüss, A., Giroult, E., Rushbrook, P., 1999. Safe Management of Wastes From Health Care Activities. World Health Organization, Geneva Mühlich, M. et. al. 2003. Comparison of infectious waste management in European hospitals. Institute for Environmental Medicine and Hospital Epidemiology, Freiburg University Hospital, Freiburg, Germany

People at risk • health-care workers, particularly nurses, are at greatest risk of infection • other hospital workers and waste-management operators outside health-care establishments • individuals who scavenge on waste disposal sites • lower risk for patients and the public Mühlich, M. et. al. 2003. Comparison of infectious waste management in European hospitals. Institute for Environmental Medicine and Hospital Epidemiology, Freiburg University Hospital, Freiburg, Germany

Regulation of Hospital Waste in the Philippines • Metropolitan Manila Authority (MMA) Ordinance No. 16 • Hospital Licensure Law (Republic Act No. 4226) • Toxic Substances and Hazardous and Nuclear Waste Control Act of 1990 (Republic Act No. 6969 Soncuya, Matias, Lapid. 1997.Hospital Waste Management in the Philippines, two Case Studies in Manila. WASTE. Urban Waste Expertise Programme

Metropolitan Manila Authority (MMA) Ordinance No. 16 • use four types of trash bags for easy identification of waste: • black trash bag for non-infectious dry waste • green trash bags for non-infectious wet waste • yellow trash bags for dry and wet chemical and other potentially infectious waste, pathological waste, chemical waste and sharps contained in puncture-proof containers covered with solution of lime • orange trash bags with trefoil sign for radioactive waste that will be stored in the hospital until rendered as inactive and/or disposed in accordance with the prescribed rules and regulations of the Philippine Nuclear Research Institute

Hospital Licensure Law • hospitals are categorized as government or private hospitals • specifies the needed physical facilities of a hospital for solid waste management such as the physical plant, hospital equipment and maintenance of these physical facilities

Toxic and Hazardous and Nuclear Wastes Control Act of 1990 • covers the importation, manufacture, processing, handling, storage, transportation, sale, distribution, use and disposal of all unregulated chemical substances and mixtures in the Philippines • defines the prohibited acts and provides for administrative and criminal penalties

Waste Management in the Philippines • wastes, segregated or not, are collected by workers employed by the health care establishment(usually cleaners or janitors of the premises) • aware of local opportunities for recycling of components of the waste • unaware of, or insensitive to, the hazards associated with handling health care waste • generally take no precautions in handling, transporting and separating the waste • not supplied with protective clothing or special equipment Pescod, S. 1998. Hospital Waste Management in Four Major Cities. WASTE. Urban Waste Expertise Programme

Waste Management in the Philippines • plastic bags, covered bins/trash cans, and glass jars with covers • due to inadequate segregation of infectious from non-infectious much of the generated hospital waste is being disposed directly to municipal landfills Department of Environment and Natural Resources. 1993. Pasig River Rehabilitation Program: Feasibility Report on Hospital Hazardous Waste Management in Metro Manila. Volume I

Waste Management in the Philippines • collected by the municipal waste collection service • transported for disposal with municipal waste • all types of wastes are mixed and transported, often along with municipal solid waste, to municipal landfills Pescod, S. 1998. Hospital Waste Management in Four Major Cities. WASTE. Urban Waste Expertise Programme

Waste Management in the Philippines • existing treatment capacity is insufficient for the proper disposal of the major part of medical wastes generated in Metro Manila area • the existing capacity for incinerating these wastes totals to less than 3 tons/day • total daily quantity of dangerous medical wastes generated was estimated to at least 12.4 tons Department of Environment and Natural Resources. 1993. Pasig River Rehabilitation Program: Feasibility Report on Hospital Hazardous Waste Management in Metro Manila. Volume I

Problems in Medical Waste Management • In developing countries, medical waste has not received much attention and it is disposed of together with domestic waste • Lack of a system of medical waste management, a lack of necessary supplies and facilities, a lack of knowledge among health workers and a lack of coordination among different ministries. • A national program for medical waste management is essential in Palestine Massrouje, HTN., 2001. Medical waste and health workers in Gaza governorates. Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal

Problems in Medical Waste Management • In Lagos Metropolis, Nigeria, there is absence of full compliance with the protocol stipulated in the guidelines and standards of environmental pollution control • There were problems in collection, segregation, storage, treatment, and disposal among the hospitals that were observed Longe, E.O., Williams, A., 2006. A Preliminary Study of Medical Waste Management in Lagos Metropolis, Nigeria. Iran Journal of Environ. Health Sci. Eng., 3:2:133-139

Problems in Medical Waste Management • In Dhaka, Bangladesh there is no proper, systematic management of medical waste except in a few private Health Care Establishments that segregate their infectious wastes • Some cleaners were found to salvage used sharps, saline bags, blood bags and test tubes for resale or reuse Hassan, M., Ahmed, S., Rahman, K., Biswas, T. 2008. Pattern of medical waste management: existing scenario in Dhaka City, Bangladesh. BMC Public Health. 8:36

Review of Related Literature • Evidence that there are many flaws in the compliance, implementation and even in the construction of guidelines concerning hospital management in the Philippines and around the world • Several studies have recommender several steps that may be undertaken to address these flaws

Review of Related Literature • Recommendations: • establishment of directorates responsible for medical waste management • coordination of different ministries • provision of adequate supplies and health education including encouragement of studies on different aspects of medical waste (creation of database information in different sectors, risk analysis and disposal methods) Massrouje, HTN., 2001. Medical waste and health workers in Gaza governorates. Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal

Review of Related Literature • Case studies in the Philippines have only focused on two distinct hospitals in Metro Manila • Should include the University of Santo Tomas Hospital

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Practical research 2, ppt 10: review of related, literature 1.

• is a compilation of studies related to a specific area of research.
• Justify your research by exposing the gaps of the previous studies.
• It forms a "picture" for the reader, providing a support and full comprehension of the developments in the field.
• Literature review plays a significant impact in the discussion of the results and findings as it could serve as support, evidence, and further explanation for your study.

THREE (3) WAYS OF USING

Literature review in the, discussion of your study:.

• Providing context as a foundation to develop your ideas
• Comparing your findings from other previous related studies
• Stating what contribution your study has made in the field.

THREE COMMON ERRORS USUALLY

Made when including literature, reviews in the discussion of the.

• Wide range of studies being included are not anymore relevant to specific topic under investigation.
• Stating the related article mentioning the original article rather than citing the original article itself.
• Previous work has been cited by the researcher based only on the abstracts and without even reading the entire research.

PURPOSE OF LITERATURE REVIEW

Discover the connection to existing body of knowledge and to the real-life situations.

Identify more theories or concepts as the foundation and learn from them.

Determine the relationship with previous research studies to prevent duplication and for acknowledgement

Acquire knowledge on the accuracy and significance of your research questions.

Acquaint with the technical terminologies relevant to the study.

Determine possible gaps, conflicts, and open questions left from other researches which might help in formulating and justifying research ideas.

Clarify misconceptions on previous researches and help refocus, polish, and contribute to the development of the body of knowledge.

STRUCTURE OF LITERATURE REVIEW

Introduction.

• fundamental idea of the particular study of the literature review.
• summary and synthesis of literature review and how they are related to your study.

CONCLUSION/RECOMMENDATIONS

• emphasized what you have learned from reviewing the literature and where would your study lead to

TYPES OF LITERATURE REVIEW

Context review.

• primarily focused on the content or contextual aspect of research done by merging it into a wider framework
• determine its contribution and impact to the specific field of study.

HISTORICAL REVIEW

• focuses on probing research in a chronological order to gain knowledge
• Identify developments on certain areas, which progress through time.

INTEGRATIVE REVIEW

• reviews, critiques, and synthesizes representative literature
• Integrated way to generate new structure and viewpoint

METHODOLOGICAL REVIEW

• summarizes and evaluates the strengths and gaps in methodological aspects of various studies
• Illustrates the effects of different methodologies to different outcomes

SELF-STUDY REVIEW

• Researcher demonstrates his or her understanding of a specific body of knowledge.

THEORETICAL REVIEW

• Particular on the theories and concepts being highlighted on other researches
• compare them to the current study basing on its framework, hypothesis, consistency, and justification.
• Outlining and Writing Up
• Draw up your outline (chronological, thematic, theoretical, etc)
• Write it up.
• Recap. (proofread with expert in the field)
• a reference and a way of giving acknowledgement to the authors
• Include author’s name, date, publisher information, journal information and/or DOI (Digital Objective Identifier)

IN-TEXT CITATION

• a reference made within the body of text in the paper.
• It leads the reader to a source where a particular information has been taken of.

CITATIONS IN RESEARCH

• American Psychological Association (APA) referencing style is the most commonly used known as “author-date referencing”
• Humanities Research Association (MHRA), American Sociological Association (ASA)
• In- text citation and Referencing

SELECTING AND SYNTHESIZING RRL

• Sources that you have mentioned or cited in-text in your paper

BIBLIOGRAPHY

• List of all the sources you used to generate your ideas about your research even if you have not mentioned or cited them in your paper.
• Multiple Choice

Course : Research

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