Identify at least three peer-reviewed studies that will be included in your review; thus, your search should have sensitivity (i.e., it is broad enough so that you do not miss any pertinent

Identify at least three peer-reviewed studies that will be included in your review; thus, your search should have sensitivity (i.e., it is broad enough so that you do not miss any pertinent studies) and specificity (i.e., it is identifying relevant studies). Good searches should use relevant MeSH terms. PubMed Subject Search: How It WorksLinks to an external site., a video created by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) National Library of Medicine, provides an overview of searching PubMed using medical subject headings (MeSHs) and demonstrates how to use database tools to retrieve relevant results. Good searches should use relevant MeSH terms, and the MeSH terms chosen should appear in the title and abstract of the chosen article. Search multiple databases (EBSCOhost, PubMed, Science Direct, etc.) relevant to your research question. For a list of University of Arizona Global Campus Library recommended databases, please refer to this Public Health Databases link. Your final paper must include peer-reviewed evaluations of theoretical behavioral interventions or programs designed to reduce a chosen health disparity. Each study you choose must Include an intervention that addresses the underlying behavior affecting the health disparity. Utilize a theoretical framework for the intervention. Be published in a peer-reviewed journal.