This model advocated by Caldwell, Henshaw and Taylor (2011, p.4) has been advocated as a method for analysing research. You may wish to create yourself a simple form and rate your articles against each of the criteria. Some researchers choose only to include research that scores highly on their rating scheme.
Questions to ask for yourself:
- Does the title reflect the content
- Are the authors credible (who are they and where do they work?)
- Does the abstract summarise the contents
- Rationale for undertaking the research clearly outlined
- Is the literature review comprehensive and up-to-date
- Are the aims clearly stated
- Ethical issues identified and addressed?

(Caldwell, Henshaw and Taylor 2011, p 4)
References:
CALDWELL K., L. HENSHAW and G. TAYLOR, 2011. Developing a framework for critiquing health research: an early evaluation. Nurse education today 31(8) 1-7