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critical-appraisal

What each critical-appraisal question is really asking, how to structure the answer, and where the marks are likely to sit.

The prompt asks which single criterion is most helpful. That means ranking, defending a choice, and explaining how the levels chart and the table do different jobs.

Five competency statements are printed above the task, and they are the marking scheme. The first asks you to tell quality improvement, evidence-based practice and research apart, which is the distinction most submissions blur.

One named trial, appraised against a framework. The design features that matter are the ones a generic appraisal template will not prompt you for.

Thirty-one words with a category question inside them. Pick a hierarchy and a checklist, not two checklists, or the comparison has nothing to compare.

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