if a study reveals a statistically significant difference in effect between interventions does not mean that the results are clinically significant. Studies involving large numbers of subjects can find statistically significant differences between interventions that actually represent very small effects
it is important to consider whether differences between interventions that are labelled statistically significant are clinically worthwhile
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