The financing of healthcare in Greece

Which studies had contradictory findings

Do they help you to understand different points of view or are some findings incorrect? Use arguments.

Style:
In the main text a neutral scientific style should be used. In the Results and Conclusions you have to refer to information already given. Do not add anything new in these parts. You can give additional information in the Discussion (including your own opinion). "Don’t" use informal language.
Phrase bank: The phrases, and the headings under which they are listed, can be used to assist you in thinking about the content and organisation of your own work See http://www.phrasebank.manchester.ac.uk/
Plagiarism
The idea of research is to study what others have published and form your own opinion. When you quote people, or even when you summarise or paraphrase information found in books, articles, or web pages, you must acknowledge the original author.
All work is scanned (Ephorus programme . The teacher judges objectively whether the similarities are seen as plagiarism, In case of doubt advice of the Examination board is asked for.
Bibliography:
Be sure to keep your bibliographic information in track. It is a lot of work if you have to seek for the references later. (Tip: use a web based application for managing references, for example Refworks: http://www.rug.nl/science-and-society/library/support/refworks/)
Lack of information
For some countries data are difficult to obtain. Try to find them in relevant journals or other websites besides those of the UN/WHO. In case you feel to have too little or too unreliable information, describe shortly where you looked and did not succeed. Alternatively you could try to deduce/ speculate on data if you have access to information from neighbouring countries. Here your arguments are very important. If you can proof us the data are not available you will NOT fail due to lack of data. Therefore add a description of your search profile, see below, to show how you have tried to find information.
Search strategy for PubMed or any other search engine:
1. Clear presentation (?strings? or in a table)/ be explicit about the MeSH and free text words used, Booleans and limitations
2. Give the number of articles retrieved
3. Save the PubMed search and copy it in the text.
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