Final Proposal. You will write and submit a full, written research proposal based on revised versions of the previous assignments, including all materials in an Appendix.
Final Rubric
Please use this grading criteria (along with the information in the Research Proposal Guidelines) as a guide to writing your final proposal.
-Introduction
– Opening ParagraphIntroduction
– Supporting ResearchIntroduction
– Organization of Literature ReviewIntroduction
– Critical Analysis of LiteratureProblem StatementGoals
Method
– DesignMethod
– ParticipantsMethod
– MaterialsMethod
– ProcedurePlanned Analyses
– Statistical TestPlanned Analyses
– InterpretationDiscussion(note you do not have any findings to discuss – so you can discuss aspects of your design and what you anticipate to discuss in terms of counter points or contextual issues)
– Limitations (of your design, since you wont have a sample since we are not collecting real/actual data)
Appendix Style
– Grammar and SpellingStyle
– Clear LanguageStyle
– Concise WritingStyle
– Justification of ClaimsAPA Format
– Page FormatAPA Format
– Title PageAPA Format
– Header & Page NumbersAPA Format
– SubheadingsAPA Format
– In-text citationsAPA Format
– References
Introduction
Sickle cell disease/anemia is a condition with a wide range of symptoms, with some patients being asymptomatic (not displaying symptoms) and others needing frequent hospital admissions. The carrier of this illness has red blood cells that resemble a crescent or a sickle, thus the name. This alteration in shape is brought on by a deficiency in the healthy blood cells required to transport oxygen throughout the body. In addition to causing acute and chronic illnesses, it lowers median life expectancy by at least 30 years worldwide, with higher declines in low-income nations.
The goal of this initiative is to understand the whole impact of SCD on patient behavior. The gender of the patient is one factor that affects how severe the effects of sickle cell anemia are. Each gender develops differently and uniquely. Men and women are both susceptible to various perceptions, whether they be physical, psychological, or emotional. “Prevalence of psychological symptoms among adults with sickle cell disease in Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital, Ghana” (Anim et al., 2016) is a study that focuses on gender differences in patients with SCD. Patients with SCD who have a history of recurrent hospitalization are more likely to experience behavioral issues. These behavioral effects could be reduced with psychological therapy, social support, and appropriate pain management.
Consequences of Sickle Cell
Like many other diseases, sickle cell anemia causes a number of physical, psychological, and emotional issues for those who have it, their families, and their medical professionals. I have chosen to use the biopsychosocial model to analyze the condition. I will monitor and analyze the Sickle Cell Quality of Life, Competence Variables, and Gender Differences from a psychological perspective.
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