“A good way to come up with a topic is to think about your own personal and/or career interests and then see how they might fit with your topic” - Academic and Professional Sources and How to Find Them Unit 2 resources In the Extra! Extra! tab.
I used this suggestion to determine what I might use as topic for the scientific research paper (Health Care Professional) 1- Advances of Emergency Room Equipment and Techniques Over the Last Forty Years 2- Legal and Ethical Issues in the Civilian Healthcare Market as Opposed to Military Health Care Policies 3- Future Developments in the Proposed National Healthcare Plan 4- How The Human Genome Project has Affected Health Care Insurance Provided by Employers 5-Herbal Medicine, Acupuncture, Homeopathic, and Chiropractic Alternatives to Medical Care 6- Star Wars, Star Trek and Other Sci-Fiction Adventures and Their Influence on Modern Medicine Advancements 7- Medicare and Healthcare, What is the Difference?
I had to narrow it down for two topics within the next week, what questions could I ask myself in order to determine which ones I should choose? I decided to place them all on post-its and put them into my Merlin’s wizard’s hat, randomly remove two and those would be the ones that I’d use. On my first roll of the dice I selected two which I decided I wouldn’t like to write about after all, the second attempt one was inappropriate for the assignment and the other was completely ridiculous, the third attempt was also unsuccessful, so was the fourth. Now I’m back to trying to decide which topics to select from. This is going to be harder than I thought it would be, I’m already stuck and the gyrations of the mind are skipping, what shall I do? Back to the drawing board I suppose and I mean drawing and doodle-bugging and whatever it takes to reach my short term goal of topic selection by tomorrow.
The Road Not Taken
Two roads diverged in a wood, I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. - Robert Frost
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