Stroke management in an Inner City Multi Racial Population Research Paper

Stroke management in an Inner City Multi Racial Population - Research Paper Example A research hypothesis in a research paper is a statement that researchers develop to stipulate upon the results of a research experiment (Eberhardt, 2003). It provides a tentative statement of the relationship between variables in the research and should be specific predicting what the researcher expects in the study (Eberhardt, 2003).   In this study, a hypothesis was not included therefore; it is difficult to determine the relationship existing between the independent and dependent variables in the study. However, I feel that it was not necessary to include the hypothesis since the study meet it stipulated objectives. According to the study, the researcher only outlines the main objective of the study that was to â€Å"investigate the experiences of life on stroke patients in an inner-city multi-racial population and provide recommendations for supportive stroke care† (Moorley, Cahill, Tunariu, and Scott 2014).Review of LiteratureA literature review is an evaluation report of information that has been found in the literature supporting the area or topic of study selected. The literature review contains, 10 literal sources relevant for the study topic dating from 2000 to 2014 covering subjects such as   â€Å"Health Strategies for Health Promotion†, â€Å"Ethnicity, health and health services utilization† and â€Å"Gender, ethnicity and self-reported health† that are appropriate for the study. Thus, the article provides adequate supporting evidence illustrating the need of conducting the research study.