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How to Read a Paper
  1. Andrew McIntosh, MB, ChB, MPhil
  1. Royal Edinburgh Hospital Edinburgh,UK

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    How to Read a Paper aims to introduce clinical and non-clinical readers to the basics of evidence-based medicine. It is structured around a series of articles first published in the BMJ in 1997 and later collected into a book, but several changes have been made to it since its first edition.

    Greenhalgh T. How to read a paper. Second edition. London: BMJ Books, 2000.

    With 12 chapters and 4 appendices, Greenhalgh introduces the reader to the reasons for practising evidence-based medicine, searching the literature, …

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