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Original:  Neuroepistemology Applied
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Original:  Brown for example has noted the “tacit bias” in any observation, which is rooted in “ assumptions on the nature of mind ” which shape the research, and for Hanlan and Brown similarly , theory does not arise from data alone.
Revised:  Brown for example has noted the "tacit bias" in any observation, which is rooted in “ assumptions on the nature of mind ” which shape the research, and for Hanlan and Brown similarly , theory does not arise from data alone.
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Original:  Brown for example has noted the “tacit bias” in any observation, which is rooted in “ assumptions on the nature of mind ” which shape the research, and for Hanlan and Brown similarly , theory does not arise from data alone.
Revised:  Brown for example has noted the “tacit bias” in any observation, which is rooted in " assumptions on the nature of mind ” which shape the research, and for Hanlan and Brown similarly , theory does not arise from data alone.
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Original:  Brown for example has noted the “tacit bias” in any observation, which is rooted in “ assumptions on the nature of mind ” which shape the research, and for Hanlan and Brown similarly , theory does not arise from data alone.
Revised:  Brown for example has noted the “tacit bias” in any observation, which is rooted in “ assumptions on the nature of mind " that shape the research, and for Hanlan and Brown similarly , theory does not arise from data alone.
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Original:  Brown for example has noted the “tacit bias” in any observation, which is rooted in “ assumptions on the nature of mind ” which shape the research, and for Hanlan and Brown similarly , theory does not arise from data alone.
Revised:  Brown for example has noted the “tacit bias” in any observation, which is rooted in “ assumptions on the nature of mind ” which shape the research, and for Hanlan and Brown , theory does not arise from data alone.
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Original:  Crick has stated that it is impossible to pursue a difficult programme of research in neuro-science without some preconceived ideas, seen as inevitable by Churchland.
Revised:  Crick has stated that it is impossible to pursue a difficult programme of research in neuroscience without some preconceived ideas, seen as inevitable by Churchland.
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Original:  Most theorists see that it is necessary to at least minimise the biasing that they see occurring, toward the end of a "value-free science", calling not for a theory-free science but instead for a science based on testable and coherent assumptions.
Revised:  Theorists say that it is necessary to at least minimise the biasing that they see occurring, toward the end of a "value-free science", calling not for a theory-free science but instead for a science based on testable and coherent assumptions.
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Original: Assumptive framework The postmodernist Enachem Mazabow wrote that it "is necessary... to state the set of assumptions that are seen as fundamental to any neuro-epistemological inquiry."
Revised: Assumptive framework The postmodernist Menachem Mazabow wrote that it "is necessary... to state the set of assumptions that are seen as fundamental to any neuro-epistemological inquiry."
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Original: Treatment and prognosis Unfortunately, treatment for the anti-synthetase syndrome is limited, and usually involves immunosuppressive drugs such as glucocorticoids.
Revised: Treatment Unfortunately, treatment for the anti-synthetase syndrome is limited, and usually involves immunosuppressive drugs such as glucocorticoids.
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Original:   Prognosis is largely determined by the extent of pulmonary damage.
Revised:  Prognosis Prognosis is largely determined by the extent of pulmonary damage.
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Original: Pharmacy practice research is a specialty within the wider area of Health Services Research .
Revised: Pharmacy practice research is a specialty within the wider area of health services research .
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Original: Pharmacy Practice Research Pharmacy practice research is a specialty within the wider area of health services research .
Revised: Pharmacy Pharmacy practice research is a specialty within the wider area of health services research .
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Original: Pharmacy Practice Research Pharmacy practice research is a specialty within the wider area of health services research .
Revised: Pharmacy Practice Research practice research is a specialty within the wider area of health services research .
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Original:  1. Sinclair, H.K., Bond, C.M, Stead.
Revised:  Further reading Sinclair, H.K., Bond, C.M, Stead.
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Original:  L.F.  Community pharmacy personnel interventions for smoking cessation  The Cochrane Library 2004 Issue 1 2. Bond, C.M., Matheson, C., Williams, S., Williams, P.  Repeat Prescribing: An evaluation of the role of community pharmacists in controlling and monitoring repeat prescribing  British Journal of General Practice;
Revised:  L.F. " Community pharmacy personnel interventions for smoking cessation The Cochrane Library 2004 Issue 1 2. Bond, C.M., Matheson, C., Williams, S., Williams, P. Repeat Prescribing: An evaluation of the role of community pharmacists in controlling and monitoring repeat prescribing British Journal of General Practice;
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Original:  L.F.  Community pharmacy personnel interventions for smoking cessation  The Cochrane Library 2004 Issue 1 2. Bond, C.M., Matheson, C., Williams, S., Williams, P.  Repeat Prescribing: An evaluation of the role of community pharmacists in controlling and monitoring repeat prescribing  British Journal of General Practice;
Revised:  L.F. Community pharmacy personnel interventions for smoking cessation ." The Cochrane Library 2004 Issue 1 2. Bond, C.M., Matheson, C., Williams, S., Williams, P. Repeat Prescribing: An evaluation of the role of community pharmacists in controlling and monitoring repeat prescribing British Journal of General Practice;
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Original:  L.F.  Community pharmacy personnel interventions for smoking cessation  The Cochrane Library 2004 Issue 1 2. Bond, C.M., Matheson, C., Williams, S., Williams, P.  Repeat Prescribing: An evaluation of the role of community pharmacists in controlling and monitoring repeat prescribing  British Journal of General Practice;
Revised:  L.F. Community pharmacy personnel interventions for smoking cessation The Cochrane Library 2004 Issue 1. Bond, C.M., Matheson, C., Williams, S., Williams, P. Repeat Prescribing: An evaluation of the role of community pharmacists in controlling and monitoring repeat prescribing British Journal of General Practice;
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Original:  L.F.  Community pharmacy personnel interventions for smoking cessation  The Cochrane Library 2004 Issue 1 2. Bond, C.M., Matheson, C., Williams, S., Williams, P.  Repeat Prescribing: An evaluation of the role of community pharmacists in controlling and monitoring repeat prescribing  British Journal of General Practice;
Revised:  L.F. Community pharmacy personnel interventions for smoking cessation The Cochrane Library 2004 Issue 1 2. Bond, C.M., Matheson, C., Williams, S., Williams, P. " Repeat Prescribing: An evaluation of the role of community pharmacists in controlling and monitoring repeat prescribing British Journal of General Practice;
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Original:  L.F.  Community pharmacy personnel interventions for smoking cessation  The Cochrane Library 2004 Issue 1 2. Bond, C.M., Matheson, C., Williams, S., Williams, P.  Repeat Prescribing: An evaluation of the role of community pharmacists in controlling and monitoring repeat prescribing  British Journal of General Practice;
Revised:  L.F. Community pharmacy personnel interventions for smoking cessation The Cochrane Library 2004 Issue 1 2. Bond, C.M., Matheson, C., Williams, S., Williams, P. Repeat Prescribing: An evaluation of the role of community pharmacists in controlling and monitoring repeat prescribing ." British Journal of General Practice;
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Original:  2000:50;271-5 3. Blenkinsopp A, Bond C.M Celino G, and Inch J.  The implications of the new Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF) for the community pharmacy workforce October  2008 RPSGB-PPRT URL accessed 12-12-12 5. URL accessed 12-12-12 External links Pharmacy Research UK Website Royal Pharmaceutical Society Website Specialist Pharmacy Practice Journals: Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy (RSAP)  International Journal of Pharmacy Practice (IJPP) Category: Pharma
Revised:  2000:50;271-5 . Blenkinsopp A, Bond C.M Celino G, and Inch J. The implications of the new Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF) for the community pharmacy workforce October 2008 RPSGB-PPRT URL accessed 12-12-12 5. URL accessed 12-12-12 External links Pharmacy Research UK Website Royal Pharmaceutical Society Website Specialist Pharmacy Practice Journals: Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy (RSAP) International Journal of Pharmacy Practice (IJPP) Category: Pharma
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Original:  2000:50;271-5 3. Blenkinsopp A, Bond C.M Celino G, and Inch J.  The implications of the new Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF) for the community pharmacy workforce October  2008 RPSGB-PPRT URL accessed 12-12-12 5. URL accessed 12-12-12 External links Pharmacy Research UK Website Royal Pharmaceutical Society Website Specialist Pharmacy Practice Journals: Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy (RSAP)  International Journal of Pharmacy Practice (IJPP) Category: Pharma
Revised:  2000:50;271-5 3. Blenkinsopp A, Bond C.M Celino G, and Inch J. " The implications of the new Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF) for the community pharmacy workforce October 2008 RPSGB-PPRT URL accessed 12-12-12 5. URL accessed 12-12-12 External links Pharmacy Research UK Website Royal Pharmaceutical Society Website Specialist Pharmacy Practice Journals: Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy (RSAP) International Journal of Pharmacy Practice (IJPP) Category: Pharma
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Original:  2000:50;271-5 3. Blenkinsopp A, Bond C.M Celino G, and Inch J.  The implications of the new Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF) for the community pharmacy workforce October  2008 RPSGB-PPRT URL accessed 12-12-12 5. URL accessed 12-12-12 External links Pharmacy Research UK Website Royal Pharmaceutical Society Website Specialist Pharmacy Practice Journals: Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy (RSAP)  International Journal of Pharmacy Practice (IJPP) Category: Pharma
Revised:  2000:50;271-5 3. Blenkinsopp A, Bond C.M Celino G, and Inch J. The implications of the new Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF) for the community pharmacy workforce October ." 2008 RPSGB-PPRT URL accessed 12-12-12 5. URL accessed 12-12-12 External links Pharmacy Research UK Website Royal Pharmaceutical Society Website Specialist Pharmacy Practice Journals: Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy (RSAP) International Journal of Pharmacy Practice (IJPP) Category: Pharma
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Original:  2000:50;271-5 3. Blenkinsopp A, Bond C.M Celino G, and Inch J.  The implications of the new Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF) for the community pharmacy workforce October  2008 RPSGB-PPRT URL accessed 12-12-12 5. URL accessed 12-12-12 External links Pharmacy Research UK Website Royal Pharmaceutical Society Website Specialist Pharmacy Practice Journals: Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy (RSAP)  International Journal of Pharmacy Practice (IJPP) Category: Pharma
Revised:  2000:50;271-5 3. Blenkinsopp A, Bond C.M Celino G, and Inch J. The implications of the new Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF) for the community pharmacy workforce October 2008 RPSGB-PPRT . External links Pharmacy Research UK Website Royal Pharmaceutical Society Website Specialist Pharmacy Practice Journals: Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy (RSAP) International Journal of Pharmacy Practice (IJPP) Category: Pharma
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Original:  2000:50;271-5 3. Blenkinsopp A, Bond C.M Celino G, and Inch J.  The implications of the new Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF) for the community pharmacy workforce October  2008 RPSGB-PPRT URL accessed 12-12-12 5. URL accessed 12-12-12 External links Pharmacy Research UK Website Royal Pharmaceutical Society Website Specialist Pharmacy Practice Journals: Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy (RSAP)  International Journal of Pharmacy Practice (IJPP) Category: Pharma
Revised:  2000:50;271-5 3. Blenkinsopp A, Bond C.M Celino G, and Inch J. The implications of the new Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF) for the community pharmacy workforce October 2008 RPSGB-PPRT URL accessed 12-12-12 5. URL accessed 12-12-12 External links Pharmacy Research UK Royal Pharmaceutical Society Website Specialist Pharmacy Practice Journals: Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy (RSAP) International Journal of Pharmacy Practice (IJPP) Category: Pharma
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Original:  2000:50;271-5 3. Blenkinsopp A, Bond C.M Celino G, and Inch J.  The implications of the new Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF) for the community pharmacy workforce October  2008 RPSGB-PPRT URL accessed 12-12-12 5. URL accessed 12-12-12 External links Pharmacy Research UK Website Royal Pharmaceutical Society Website Specialist Pharmacy Practice Journals: Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy (RSAP)  International Journal of Pharmacy Practice (IJPP) Category: Pharma
Revised:  2000:50;271-5 3. Blenkinsopp A, Bond C.M Celino G, and Inch J. The implications of the new Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF) for the community pharmacy workforce October 2008 RPSGB-PPRT URL accessed 12-12-12 5. URL accessed 12-12-12 External links Pharmacy Research UK Website Royal Pharmaceutical Society Specialist Pharmacy Practice Journals: Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy (RSAP) International Journal of Pharmacy Practice (IJPP) Category: Pharma
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Original:  2000:50;271-5 3. Blenkinsopp A, Bond C.M Celino G, and Inch J.  The implications of the new Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF) for the community pharmacy workforce October  2008 RPSGB-PPRT URL accessed 12-12-12 5. URL accessed 12-12-12 External links Pharmacy Research UK Website Royal Pharmaceutical Society Website Specialist Pharmacy Practice Journals: Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy (RSAP)  International Journal of Pharmacy Practice (IJPP) Category: Pharma
Revised:  2000:50;271-5 3. Blenkinsopp A, Bond C.M Celino G, and Inch J. The implications of the new Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF) for the community pharmacy workforce October 2008 RPSGB-PPRT URL accessed 12-12-12 5. URL accessed 12-12-12 External links Pharmacy Research UK Website Royal Pharmaceutical Society Website Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy (RSAP) International Journal of Pharmacy Practice (IJPP) Category: Pharma
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Original: Pharmacy practice research  is a specialty  within the wider area of health services research, which focuses on examining how and why people access pharmacy services, how much care costs, and what happens to patients as a result of this care.
Revised: Pharmacy practice research , also known as pharmacy research, is a specialty within the wider area of health services research, which focuses on examining how and why people access pharmacy services, how much care costs, and what happens to patients as a result of this care.
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Original: Pharmacy practice research  is a specialty  within the wider area of health services research, which focuses on examining how and why people access pharmacy services, how much care costs, and what happens to patients as a result of this care.
Revised: Pharmacy practice research is a specialty field within the wider area of health services research, which focuses on examining how and why people access pharmacy services, how much care costs, and what happens to patients as a result of this care.
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Original:  Overview Goals  The goals of pharmacy practice research are to support the clinical and effective use of medicines, ensuring that associated risks are minimised and effect is maximised.
Revised:  Goals The goals of pharmacy practice research are to support the clinical and effective use of medicines, ensuring that associated risks are minimised and effect is maximised.
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Original:  Overview Goals  The goals of pharmacy practice research are to support the clinical and effective use of medicines, ensuring that associated risks are minimised and effect is maximised.
Revised:  Overview Goals The goals of pharmacy practice research are to support the clinical and effective use of medicines, ensuring that associated risks are minimised and effect is maximised.
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Original:  In general, but not exclusively, it is concerned with the delivery of and access to pharmaceutical care, and other health related services delivered by pharmacists and their staff .
Revised:  In general, but not exclusively, it is concerned with the delivery of and access to pharmaceutical care, and other services delivered by pharmacists and their staff .
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Original:  In general, but not exclusively, it is concerned with the delivery of and access to pharmaceutical care, and other health related services delivered by pharmacists and their staff .
Revised:  In general, but not exclusively, it is concerned with the delivery of and access to pharmaceutical care, and other health related services delivered by pharmacists and related health care providers .
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Original:  It is undertaken by researchers, usually based in universities, from a wide range of health care disciplines.
Revised:  It is undertaken by researchers, often based in universities, from a wide range of health care disciplines.
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Original:  These are often pharmacists together with statisticians,  health psychologists, social scientists, health economists , and epidemiologistswho are regularly involved as well as doctors, nurses and other health care professionals . Approaches The approaches taken  can be summarised under the broad areas of understanding and describing the way care is accessed and delivered, identifying areas for improvement and evaluating new service models using rigorous research approaches.
Revised:  These may include multidisciplinary groups of pharmacists together with statisticians, health psychologists, social scientists, health economists , and epidemiologistswho are regularly involved as well as doctors, nurses and other health care professionals . Approaches The approaches taken can be summarised under the broad areas of understanding and describing the way care is accessed and delivered, identifying areas for improvement and evaluating new service models using rigorous research approaches.
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Original:  These are often pharmacists together with statisticians,  health psychologists, social scientists, health economists , and epidemiologistswho are regularly involved as well as doctors, nurses and other health care professionals . Approaches The approaches taken  can be summarised under the broad areas of understanding and describing the way care is accessed and delivered, identifying areas for improvement and evaluating new service models using rigorous research approaches.
Revised:  These are often pharmacists together with statisticians, health psychologists, social scientists, health economists and epidemiologists, among others . Approaches The approaches taken can be summarised under the broad areas of understanding and describing the way care is accessed and delivered, identifying areas for improvement and evaluating new service models using rigorous research approaches.
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Original:  For example many conditions primarily managed solely in a hospital (secondary care) setting are now managed in primary care  , and many roles particularly delivered by doctors , are now being delivered by other health care professionals including pharmacists.
Revised:  For example , many conditions that were once primarily managed solely in a hospital (secondary care) setting are now managed in primary care , and many roles particularly delivered by doctors , are now being delivered by other health care professionals including pharmacists.
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Original:  For example many conditions primarily managed solely in a hospital (secondary care) setting are now managed in primary care  , and many roles particularly delivered by doctors , are now being delivered by other health care professionals including pharmacists.
Revised:  For example many conditions primarily managed solely in a hospital setting are now managed in primary care , and many roles particularly delivered by doctors , are now being delivered by other health care professionals including pharmacists.
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Original:  For example many conditions primarily managed solely in a hospital (secondary care) setting are now managed in primary care  , and many roles particularly delivered by doctors , are now being delivered by other health care professionals including pharmacists.
Revised:  For example many conditions primarily managed solely in a hospital (secondary care) setting are now managed in primary care settings , and many roles particularly delivered by doctors , are now being delivered by other health care professionals including pharmacists.
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Original:  For example many conditions primarily managed solely in a hospital (secondary care) setting are now managed in primary care  , and many roles particularly delivered by doctors , are now being delivered by other health care professionals including pharmacists.
Revised:  For example many conditions primarily managed solely in a hospital (secondary care) setting are now managed in primary care , and many roles particularly delivered by doctors are now being delivered by other health care professionals including pharmacists.
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Original:  It is important to understand the clinical, humanistic and economic impact of these changes from the perspectives of pharmacists, patients and other health care professionals.
Revised:  Pharmacy research aims to understand the clinical, humanistic and economic impact of these changes from the perspectives of pharmacists, patients and other health care professionals.
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Original:  Pharmacy Practice Research findings have underpinned or supported some of the recent policy changes affecting pharmacy.
Revised:  Findings from pharmacy practice research have supported health policy changes affecting pharmacy.
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Original:  References%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Further reading Sinclair, H.K., Bond, C.M, Stead.
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Further reading Sinclair, H.K., Bond, C.M, Stead.
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Original:  The Cochrane Library 2004 Issue 1. Bond , C.M. , Matheson, C., Williams, S., Williams, P. "Repeat Prescribing: An evaluation of the role of community pharmacists in controlling and monitoring repeat prescribing."
Revised:  The Cochrane Library 2004 Issue 1Bond , C.M. , Matheson, C., Williams, S., Williams, P. "Repeat Prescribing: An evaluation of the role of community pharmacists in controlling and monitoring repeat prescribing."
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