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Health Research Translation

Making Science Useful for Practicing Evidence-based Medicine

Khalid S. Khan

Health Research Translation

Health Research Translation

Making Science Useful for Practicing Evidence-based Medicine

Health Research Translation

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This book focuses on how research translation can be maximised to make evidence-based medicine (EBM) truly achievable, filling the gap between advances in medical research and clinical practice. It provides invaluable guidance and will stimulate debate amongst medical students, as well as other healthcare professionals interested in EBM.

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Beschrijving Health Research Translation

This book focuses on how research translation can be maximised to make evidence-based medicine (EBM) truly achievable, filling the gap between advances in medical research and clinical practice. It provides invaluable guidance and will stimulate debate amongst medical students, as well as other healthcare professionals interested in EBM.

ISBN
9781041106104
Pagina's
180
Verschijnt
Rubriek
Geneeskunde
Druk
1
Uitvoering
Hardback
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
Taylor & Francis Ltd

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