Critical appraisal is a systematic analysis of research articles to determine the strength of the evidence in reference to your clinical question. Systematically review the different aspects (below) of each study to answer the following questions:
Setting: Was the setting appropriate to answer the research question?
Participants/Sample:
Intervention(s):
Outcome measure(s):
Main Results or Key Findings:
Authors interpretation/conclusion: What was the clinical relevance of the study and the results?
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