Using the information from page 23 of the Boston University School of Public Health Writing Guide, write an article critique of the article, COVID-19, Mental Health, and Opioid Use Disorder: Old and New Public Health Crises Intertwine.

Using the information from page 23 of the Boston University School of Public Health Writing Guide, write an article critique of the article, COVID-19, Mental Health, and Opioid Use Disorder: Old and New Public Health Crises Intertwine.

Requirements:
This article critique should include the following:

the structure for a critique provided in the Boston University School of Public Health Writing Guide should be used;
the critique should be written from a neutral, third person point of view without personal pronouns including: “I” “me” “my” “mine” “you” “your” “yours” “our”
the critique should be no more than one page;
APA format should be used for spacing and margins, but no title page or abstract is required, instead, a heading of your name, the class, and the date should be in the left corner of the page;
one quote that is properly cited using APA format should be used;
at least one sentence should contain paraphrased information that is properly cited using APA format; and
an APA formatted Reference of the article is at the end of the critique.
Assessment:
The article critique will be assessed using the following criteria:

The article critique uses the structure established in the Boston University School of Public Health Writing Guide;
The article critique clearly summarizes and critiques the article using information from the article to support the summary and critique;
The article critique uses correct APA formatting as required by the assignment; and
The article critique uses conventional paragraph and sentence structure, and there are few errors in grammar.
Failure to use APA format or the structure for a critique in the Boston University School of Public Health Writing Guide will result in a failing grade.

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