When assessing generalisability, focusing on differences in population or setting alone is insufficient

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When assessing generalisability, focusing on differences in population or setting alone is insufficient - Helen E. D. Burchett, Dylan Kneale, Laurence Blanchard and James Thomas: https://t.co/KhNILkIe74

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