quasi-experimental study 1- General introduction about study design 2- Definition and characteristics of the study 3- Measures used in the study 4- Advantages and disadvantages 5- Summary of any one study from published literature (Objective, Method: study population, selection criteria of subject, measures used for analysis, Result and Conclusion) 6- Conclusion

quasi-experimental study 1- General introduction about study design 2- Definition and characteristics of the study 3- Measures used in the study 4- Advantages and disadvantages 5- Summary of any one study from published literature (Objective, Method: study population, selection criteria of subject, measures used for analysis, Result and Conclusion) 6- Conclusion

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