Brendan's research review - Nov, 2019

Welcome to my week of reading and thoughts. These blogs are to share some of my readings, what I’ve found interesting about them, the challenges I may see, and some of my own ideas.

These posts will and won’t be critical appraisals of the methodologies and findings, but more than anything it is about what I’ve found interesting.

Regardless, we all have a responsibility in critically appraising literature before we adopt them into practice. Hopefully you find this a helpful resource.

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Brendan Mouatt

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