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ANAL YSING A SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE

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ANAL YSING A SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE The simplest way to analyse an article from a scientific journal is to look at the checklist of requirements for good scientific research. A group of scientists and editors developed the Consolidated Standards of Reporting Tria...

08 - Section II Diagnostic Criteria and Codes

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AUDIT AND SERVICE EVALUATION

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AUDIT AND SERVICE EVALUATION Clinical audit is a process used by clinicians who seek to improve patient care. The process involves comparing aspects of care (structure, process and outcome) against explicit criteria and defined standards. Keeping track of pers...

09 - Section III Emerging Measures and Models

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AUDIT OR RESEARCH

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AUDIT OR RESEARCH? Health professionals are expected to undertake audit and service evaluation as part of quality assurance. These usually involve minimal additional risk, burden or intrusion for partici pants. It is important to determine at an early stage w...

04 - Chapter 1 How to Succeed in the Psychiatry Clerksh

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Computer software packages available

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Computer software packages available Statistical computer packages o ff er a quick way of analysing descriptive statistics such as mean, median and range, as well as the most commonly used statistical tests such as the chi-squared test. Various packages are av...

05 - Chapter 2 Examination and Diagnosis

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EVIDENCE-BASED SURGERY

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EVIDENCE-BASED SURGERY Surgical practice has been considered an art: ask 50 surgeons how to manage a patient and you will probably get 50 di ff erent answers. There is so much clinical information available that no surgeon can know it all. Evidence-based surger...

06 - Chapter 3 Psychotic Disorders

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Eliminating bias

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Eliminating bias It is important to imagine how a study could be invalidated by thinking of things that could go wrong. One way to eliminate any bias inherent in the data collection is to have observers or recorders who do not know which treatment has been us...

07 - Chapter 4 Mood Disorders

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Ethics

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Ethics In the first instance, common sense is the best guide to whether or not a study is ethical. It is still important to seek advice from an independent research ethics committee whenever research is contemplated. In the UK the requirement is that an NHS Res...

08 - Chapter 5 Anxiety, Obsessive Compulsive, Trauma, a

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FORMING A TEAM

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FORMING A TEAM One of the most common reasons for the failure of an other wise good research project is failure to involve others. Only the smallest single-centre project can be delivered by an individual researcher working alone; almost any project worth do...

09 - Chapter 6 Personality Disorders

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FURTHER READING

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FURTHER READING Altman DG, Machin D, Bryant TN, Gardner MJ. Statistics with confi - dence , 2nd edn. London: BMJ Publishing Group, 2002. Dindo D, Demartines N, Clavien P-A. Classification of surgical com - plications: a new proposal with evaluation of a coho...

10 - Chapter 7 Substance Related and Addictive Disorder

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