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such fora as Viewpoint, Essay, Reportage, and the Departments of Medical History, Ethics,
Medicine and Art, and Literature and Medicine.
As Goodman’s has written: “…weighty burdens are borne by leaders and soldiers of the evidencebased movement, who, at great scientific and moral peril, might presume closure in complex
domains, terminating debate and chilling research in cases where more debate and research are
precisely what is wanted”.[7, p49]

Notes
a. Impact factor is calculated as the number of citations in the current year to items published in
the previous two years for a give journal, divided by the number of substantive articles and reviews
published in the same two years in that journal.
b. It must be said that Fawcett also argued in this article for, in addition to research compliance, for
“NOT [caps mine] relying on others for the knowledge which shapes our practice” : a position which
should be seen to support other ways of knowing, of researching…and of undertaking reviews!

References
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