E-cigarette in youth
1. Article background: provide a description, in your own words, of the study background and rationale.
2. Research question: state the research question of this article including the population, exposure or intervention, comparison and outcome (refer to week 2; chapter 3 B & Z).
3. Study design: describe the study design used in the paper (refer to week 4; chapter 6 B & Z).
4. Sampling method(s): describe all sampling methods used in the paper (refer to week 7; “Sampling” web source). “Sampling” web source (http://www.socialresearchmethods.net/kb/sampling.php
5. Biases: identify possible biases in this study, including possible conflict(s) of interest and ethical concerns (refer to weeks 1 and 3; Guyatt chapter 5-Why study results mislead: bias and random error (Guyatt et al, 2008).
This includes describing at least one limitation described in the study, AND one limitation that is not described in the study.
