Using a standard abstraction form, two investigators independently analyzed articles meeting these inclusion criteria: original research evaluating an out-of-hospital intervention and measuring a patient outcome.
Borrowers cited in the analyzed articles -- some of whom were pursuing postgraduate degrees, according to the analysis's co-author Matt McDonald -- reported owing $85,400 in student loans on average.
For instance, the analyzed articles tended to ignore or minimize costs and risks.
We analyzed articles published in 2005 in 12 major general and specialty medical journals that had radiological imaging figures.
Moreover, we attempted to evaluate whether the analyzed articles were unbalanced (i.e., containing exaggerated or non correct claims about the discussed topic) or not.
More so since they estimated that of all the OA copies they found only 5,9% were in Institutional repositories and 4,8% on author's personal websites (which sums up to 2,8% of all analyzed articles).
The analyzed articles varied in methodology.
These 19 general findings have been identified from the individual findings within the 20 analyzed articles.
Of the 31 analyzed articles, 10 (10 of 31, 32.3%) [ 11- 15, 20, 21, 26, 36, 38] clearly stated that only clinically stable patients were submitted to the retest.
The 366 analyzed articles originated in 23 different countries, with most coming from India (k = 170, 46.4%) or the USA (k = 98, 26.8%).
