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Foreign Language Short Course: Special Operations Clinical Research Fundamentals.
Journal of Special Operations Medicine : a Peer Reviewed Journal for SOF Medical Professionals 0 December
When we do not know a language, we are at the mercy of an interpreter. The same is true for research: Special Operations Forces (SOF) clinicians not actively involved in research initiatives may rely on scientific interpreters, so it is important to speak some of the language personally. For any clinician, using evidence in practice requires a working knowledge of how that evidence was generated from research, which requires an understanding of research science language. Here we review common basics of research science to reinforce concepts and elements of experimental and nonexperimental research.
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