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Dunn, G. (2005). Can we obtain credible estimates of the causal effects of interventions of non-randomized trials (observational studies or so-called quasi-experiments). Crim. Behav. & Mental Health, 15, 123.
Dunn, Graham. "Can we obtain credible estimates of the causal effects of interventions of non-randomized trials (observational studies or so-called quasi-experiments)." Crim. Behav. & Mental Health 15 (2005): 123.
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Can we obtain credible estimates of the causal effects of interventions of non-randomized trials (observational studies or so-called quasi-experiments).

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If the answer to the question posed above is' Yes' then the answer to the question posed by the title of the article by Ferriter and Huband (Does the non-randomized controlled study have a place in the systematic review?) must surely also be'Yes'. In principle, a so-called meta-…

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