Analysis of the about the Accessibility of Health Services among Adults with Anxiety Disorder - Article Example

It is possible to get skewed data if the information is obtained from elderly people with anxiety disorders. Although the study selected a representative sample from the CCHS-1.2 report, it did not specify the criteria by which the interviewees were selected. Kessler's 10-item scale was used strategically however, the theoretical background was not adequately provided. This was a critical omission since the research findings primarily depend on this scale. The research article, however, contains an adequate literature review of previous research work from where it builds its foundation.

Certainly, the research is elaborate and deeply analytical, especially with good representative national data and effective analysis techniques. Although the research holds reputable ethical standards, much has been left out concerning the criteria for selecting representative samples. It is expected that such a study contain a section on ethical considerations bearing in mind the ethical dilemmas associated with handling old people, especially those with clinical conditions. However, Belmont's ethical guidelines were followed by the research.

Beneficence was observed and non-exploitative procedures were followed. Most importantly, the research study exercised respect for persons through autonomous research approaches.