How to Read a Paper: The Intensivist’s Guide to Medical Statistics Introduction Reading a clinical trial can seem intimidating, but it is a learnable skill, not a passive activity. It is an active process of critical appraisal, much like being a detective examining evidence. The ability to dissect a paper, evaluate its methodology, and judge […]
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For a new resident who has recently been posted to ICU or anyone who wants to start reading in Intensive Care, the first thing comes to mind is ‘which book(s) to read?’. There are many detailed articles available on net for the same, but here we are posting our simple recommendation which we found useful.
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