Leon wants to learn more about alcoholism in his state. So far, he has used reliable sources to gather current information about the topic. How should Leon begin documenting this public health issue? He should choose a method to record and organize the information he has found. He should consult valid sources in order to add to his body of information. He should document how drinking alcohol affects himself and others. He should repeat his research over an extended period of time to look for trends.

Imagine your friend must research a report on locating reliable health information for a health class. Your friend asks you for advice on locating information sources and determining whether the sources are academically appropriate. Explain to your friend how to best find academic resources, how to determine whether the sources will be appropriate to use, and what to avoid in the search. Ensure you discuss how your friend can avoid plagiarizing in their final report.

As a student on attachment can you come up with a comprehensive report on the outbreak of any drug addiction which have caused havoc in the community you are serving. In the report can you show how different stakeholders are collaborating and the role the community is playing. In the writing also show lessons learnt from the interventions used.

Which of the following sources/source types for a health topic would be more likely to show academic integity?Group of answer choicesA blog written by a concerned motherA Department of Health webpageA social media post by a student studying that disciplineA website by a member of the public

Topics are the following: (ANY ONE)FractureFire (Electrical / LPG etc.)Cuts and WoundsNose BleedingHeat StrokeSnake BiteNote: Your topic should be clearly stated in the project report with Do’s and Dont’sA. Research: Once you got your facts checked, it is time to conduct research. You shouldconsult a variety of sources, including academic journals, books and news articles. Yourresearch should be thorough and well-documented.B. Report Writing: Your report should be well-organized and clearly written. It should includeCover page, Index, Acknowledgement, an introduction, a review, a methodology section, aresults section, and a conclusion. Your project should be handwritten between 10-15 pages(A-4 size). (avoid using plastic covers)i. The distribution of marks over different rubrics relating to project work is as follows:S. No. Aspects Marksa Content accuracy, originality and Collaborative skills 2b Competencies exhibited and Presentation 2c Viva Voce 1

Imagine your friend must research a report on locating reliable health information for a health class. Your friend asks you for advice on locating information sources and determining whether the sources are academically appropriate. Explain to your friend how to best find academic resources, how to determine whether the sources will be appropriate to use, and what to avoid in the search. Ensure you discuss how your friend can avoid plagiarizing in their final report. giving advice about secure cites