Trends in P Value, Confidence Interval, and Power Analysis Reporting in Health Professions Education Research Reports

Overview of attention for article published in Academic medicine, February 2018

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RT @mededdoc: What's one of the most problematic aspects of many #MedEd research studies? For my money, it's under-powered studies. See her…

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