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Analysis of reporting of systematic reviews in physical therapy published in Portuguese
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  • 2011Transparent reporting of studies relevant to physical therapy practice36 cited
  • 2011Are pediatric Open Access journals promoting good publication practice? An analysis of author instructions29 cited
  • 2011How can we improve the interpretation of systematic reviews?29 cited
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