Abstract
Beginning with this issue, Evidence Based Medicine will replace the “Objective” heading in its structured abstracts with a heading called “Question(s).” The sentences under this heading will be in the form of questions that specify the patients and problems under study; the test, risk factor, or intervention being evaluated; and the clinical outcomes measured. Having study questions more explicitly stated should make it easier for readers to match these questions to their own, well-built clinical questions (1, 2).
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Richardson, W. S., & Murphy, A. L. (1998). Ask, and ye shall retrieve. Evidence Based Medicine, 3(4), 100–101. https://doi.org/10.1136/ebm.1998.3.100
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