Evaluating the medical literature, Part III: Results and discussion
作者： Julia K Elenbaas , Paul G Cuddy , Robert M Elenbaas
DOI: 10.1016/S0196-0644(83)80416-8
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摘要: Summary This series has addressed the basic segments of a research publication and discussed critical considerations that reader should make as he progresses through segments. The questions listed in Figure 3 may be helpful to guide evaluation process.
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