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Instructions for the use of MInCiR scale to assess methodological quality in prognosis studies [Instrucciones para la utilización de la escala MInCiR para valorar calidad metodológica de estudios de pronóstico]
The assessment of methodological quality (MQ) in biomedical research is an area of dynamic development over recent years globally. Understood as a complex and multidimensional construct, several groups have been proposed tools for its evaluation, between them our group has designed and validated sca
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