Developing the research question - Systematic Literature.
A literature review surveys books, scholarly articles, and any other sources relevant to a particular issue, area of research, or theory, and by so doing, provides a description, summary, and critical evaluation of these works in relation to the research problem being investigated.
Usually, a literature review can be described as an objective, concise, and critical summary of published research literature pertinent to the subject being researched in an article. A literature can be an end in itself (an analysis of what is known about a topic) or a prologue to and rationale for engaging in primary research.
The systematic literature review consists of evidence that answers a specific research question. It uses a methodological process, including collecting data, reporting the details collated from the research, and analyzing the data at hand.
An “express method” of writing a literature review for a research paper is as follows: first, write a one paragraph description of each article that you read. Second, choose how you will order all the paragraphs and combine them in one document.
A literature review demonstrates that you have read around your topic and have a broad understanding of previous research, including its limitations. In the literature review, you summarise the main viewpoints and important facts that you encountered in your reading as they relate to your chosen topic.
Conclusion. To structure a good literature review, you should create a complete concept in your mind. It includes from where you need to start and how you will conclude the whole review. Below, is the complete outline that you can take as a guide to structure your good literature review.
The goal of this literature review was to compare three general anesthesia techniques in children and their associated incidence of EA. The three techniques were (a) sevoflurane inhalational general anesthetic, (b) propofol as an adjunct to sevoflurane inhalational general anesthetic, and (c) propofol TIVA techniques.