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Replication: key to research application.

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Replication of research is critical to expanding the sample size and demonstrating applicability of research findings for different critical care patients or units. This author describes several options for developing a replication study in critical care.

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R L Taunton. Replication: key to research application.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2721363/

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