How to Design a Study in Practice

Mark Holmes

doi:10.18849/ve.v1i2.48

How to Design a Study in Practice

Mark Holmes

Published: 24/06/2016 in: Multimedia

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A presentation by Dr Mark Holmes from EBVM Skills Day 2015, London.

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clinical research, EBVM, PICO, study design

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