Essay On Ethical And Cultural Perspectives
My topic: Alzheimer’s Disease
This week, you will find three scholarly, peer-reviewed research articles on your topic. Remember that next week you will submit a paper on Cultural and/or Ethical perspectives of inquiry, so use this week’s assignment to prepare materials and collect information for that purpose.
Use articles that will help you explain and describe cultural and/or ethical, legal or regulatory issues related to your topic. You will analyze and evaluate these articles in your submission, which should include:
A brief introductory paragraph
Three separate paragraphs, one for each of the three articles, each presenting:
A brief 3–4 sentence summary of the article *** (use in-text citations)****
An explanation as to what makes this source credible (in the WCU Library go to Research Guides > Research Basics > Evaluating Resources)
An explanation of why the article will be useful in addressing your problem or issue
A brief conclusory paragraph
An APA Style reference list on a separate page
Your paper should be 1–3 pages in length (including the References page). Adhere to APA Style throughout.
******Message for writer*****
– My topic is Alzheimer’s disease
– I will be sending you an example paper my teacher has given us on this paper.
-Next week using these articles you choose I need to write an actual paper and if your schedule is open I would love to choose you. Thank you… If you have any questions message me or call me anytime.
Different cultures have varying views on Alzheimer’s Disease (AD). The prevalence of this disease may have also been influenced by these views, including the way treatment processes are provided. Relatively, studies have discovered that disparity also appears in AD cases across different races in the United States, in which some cases were influenced by cultural beliefs and thus, there were differences in how care is provided by Western and non-Western nations. However, it is essential to understand all these facets, as they represent the seriousness of the disease and how its treatment process can be improved, both in Western and non-Western nations.
