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The Veterinary Evidence Handbook For Writing Knowledge Summaries

For guidance to authors researching and writing knowledge summaries. The Veterinary Evidence Handbook For Writing Knowledge Summaries is a living document that is updated regularly with feedback from users, reflecting advances in methodology and the application of evidence-based practice.

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