Typically, review articles follow a standardized structure:
1. Abstract: A concise summary of the review. 2. Introduction: Background information and the purpose of the review. 3. Methods: The criteria for selecting studies included in the review. 4. Results: A synthesis of the findings from the selected studies. 5. Discussion: Interpretation of the results, limitations, and implications for future research. 6. Conclusion: A summary of key points and recommendations.
