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date: '2022-11-27T12:47:21'
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- 'Mapping the impact: Exploring the payback of arthritis research'
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ultimateobjective of most medical research is to improvehealth and prosperity. '
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text: Exactly! Measuring citation counts doesn't help us understand whether research
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actually helped people
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<blockquote>However, knowledge production isnormally only an intermediate aim: the ultimateobjective of most medical research is to improvehealth and prosperity. </blockquote>Exactly! Measuring citation counts doesn't help us understand whether research actually helped people |