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debriefing

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debriefing [de-brēf´ing]
in health care research, informing the subjects of a study of the purpose of the study and the results that were obtained after the study is completed.
critical debriefing a conference or discussion held after an intense event or catastrophe; all aspects of the event are discussed and analyzed.


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