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Comparative Effectiveness Studies

Question 11

Question 11

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Comparative effectiveness studies:


A) are much more tightly controlled than randomized, controlled clinical trials.
B) constitute proof of efficacious treatment.
C) tend to be observational in nature.
D) are not suitable for hypothesis generation.

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