Summary and Analysis of a Peer-Reviewed Article - Essay Example

The peer-reviewed article differs from the non-reviewed one as the peer-reviewed one proudly announces that it is peer-reviewed on the first page of the article. The peer-reviewed article is also organized into sections like abstract, introduction, methodology, results and discussions unlike in the nonpeer reviewed where the article may or may not have subtitles. The peer-reviewed article also gives the names of all the scholars who are involved in criticizing the article which is not the case with the nonpeer reviewed article. 

 This article helps one understand the Restless Legs Syndrome which is a health problem and the medical costs of its treatment. The article explores Restless Legs Syndrome, its causes and how the syndrome was diagnosed in a group of people and this gives me insights on how to conduct research on this healthcare problem and other problems (Calloway et.al, 2012).  As a scholar and a practitioner in health care administration, this peer-reviewed article is quite beneficial as it helps in understanding the economic burden in the treatment of the syndrome.