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Critically Appraised Topics (CAT) peer-to-peer network.

Jonathan Castro·Fredric Wolf·Bryant Karras·Herman Tolentino·Alvin Marcelo·Inocencio Maramba
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A peer-to-peer network of Critically Appraised Topics or CATs would allow sharing of relevant clinical information regarding specific clinical problems among physicians. This proposed network would enable clinicians to develop and share CATs to other users within the network. This poster describes a proposed implementation of a peer-to-peer internet based sharing of critically appraised topics in the Philippines.

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Jonathan Castro, Fredric Wolf, Bryant Karras, Herman Tolentino, Alvin Marcelo, Inocencio Maramba. 2003. Critically Appraised Topics (CAT) peer-to-peer network.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14728311/

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