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    This document summarizes a 10 part series published in the BMJ on how to critically appraise and interpret clinical literature. The series, written by Trisha Greenhalgh, provides guidance on reading different types of medical papers, including those on Medline databases, diagnostic tests, drug trials, economic analyses, systematic reviews, and qualitative research. Each article in the series focuses on understanding a different paper type or statistical analysis commonly found in medical literature.

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    This document summarizes a 10 part series published in the BMJ on how to critically appraise and interpret clinical literature. The series, written by Trisha Greenhalgh, provides guidance on reading different types of medical papers, including those on Medline databases, diagnostic tests, drug trials, economic analyses, systematic reviews, and qualitative research. Each article in the series focuses on understanding a different paper type or statistical analysis commonly found in medical literature.

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    This document summarizes a 10 part series published in the BMJ on how to critically appraise and interpret clinical literature. The series, written by Trisha Greenhalgh, provides guidance on reading different types of medical papers, including those on Medline databases, diagnostic tests, drug trials, economic analyses, systematic reviews, and qualitative research. Each article in the series focuses on understanding a different paper type or statistical analysis commonly found in medical literature.

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    Critical Appraising & Interpreting Clinical Literature BMJs How to Read a Paper Series by Trisha Greenhalgh

    Greenhalgh, T. (1997). Education and debate. How to read a paper: the Medline database. BMJ: British Medical Journal, 315(7101), 180-183. Greenhalgh, T. (1997). How to read a paper: getting your bearings (deciding what the paper is about). BMJ: British Medical Journal, 315(7102), 243-246. Greenhalgh, T. (1997). Education and debate. How to read a paper: assessing the methodological quality of published papers... third in a series of 10 articles. BMJ: British Medical Journal, 315(7103), 305-308. Greenhalgh, T. (1997). Education and debate. How to read a paper: statistics for the nonstatistician. I: Different types of data need different statistical tests fourth in a series of 10 articles. BMJ: British Medical Journal, 315(7104), 364-366. Greenhalgh, T. (1997). Education and debate. How to read a paper: statistics for the nonstatistician. II: "Significant relations and their pitfalls... fifth in a series of 10 articles. BMJ: British Medical Journal, 315(7105), 422-425. Greenhalgh, T. (1997). Education and debate. How to read a paper: papers that report drug trials... sixth in a series of 10 articles. BMJ: British Medical Journal, 315(7106), 480-483. Greenhalgh, T. (1997). Education and debate. How to read a paper: papers that report diagnostic or screening tests... seventh in a series of 10 articles. BMJ: British Medical Journal, 315(7107), 540-543. Greenhalgh, T. (1997). Education and debate. How to read a paper: papers that tell you what things cost (economic analyses)... eighth in a series of 10 articles. BMJ: British Medical Journal, 315(7108), 596-599. Greenhalgh, T. (1997). Education and debate. How to read a paper: papers that summarise other papers (systematic reviews and meta-analyses)... ninth in a series of 10 articles. BMJ: British Medical Journal, 315(7109), 672-675. Greenhalgh, T., & Taylor, R. (1997). Education and debate. How to read a paper: papers that go beyond numbers (qualitative research)... last in a series of 10 articles. BMJ: British Medical Journal, 315(7110), 740-743.

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