When and How to Update Systematic Reviews
When and how to update systematic reviews
... Still, when reviewers had responsibility for updating, reviewer motivation was the most prominent barrier to ...instance, when accepting a review for publication, by also committing to publishing any future ...
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When and how to update systematic reviews: consensus and checklist
... INTRODUCTION Systematic reviews synthesize relevant research around a particular ...a systematic review is time- and resource-consuming, and provides a snapshot of knowledge at the time of ...
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When and how to update systematic reviews: consensus and checklist
... an update Refresh background, objectives, inclusion criteria, and methods Before including new studies in the review, authors need to revisit the background, objectives, inclusion criteria, and methods of the ...
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Investing in updating: how do conclusions change when Cochrane systematic reviews are updated?
... that reviews should be assessed, and if necessary updated, every two years, or should have a commentary added to explain why this is done less frequently ...
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Investing in updating: how do conclusions change when Cochrane systematic reviews are updated?
... about when to update a Cochrane review must account for various ...to update reviews soon enough may cause decision makers to act on out-of-date ...hand, reviews that are updated too ...
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Factors that influence the implementation of e-health: a systematic review of systematic reviews (an update)
... In comparing the findings of this review with the one it updates [7], it appears that many implementation fac- tors are consistent over time, such as the prevailing focus on organisational issues including the need for ...
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How to conduct systematic reviews more expeditiously?
... parallelised systematic reviewing requires a team experienced in literature search, clinical epidemiology and research methodology, often working alongside advi- sors with clinical, statistical and economic ...
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Time-to-update of systematic reviews relative to the availability of new evidence
... considered when inter- preting the results of this ...Cochrane systematic reviews, which means that other non-Cochrane systematic reviews might have been published between updates and ...
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Is There a Consensus when Physicians Evaluate the Relevance of Retrieved Systematic Reviews?
... a systematic review is population- based, comes from a number of (randomized) clinical trials, and therefore is ...retrieved reviews one expert panel may arrive at evaluations that are very different from ...
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How useful are systematic reviews for informing palliative care practice? Survey of 25 Cochrane systematic reviews
... published systematic reviews were ...seven reviews did not use this information to exclude low quality studies, weight analyses, or perform sensitivity analysis for effect of low ...these ...
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When to include clinical study reports and regulatory documents in systematic reviews
... Reporting biases can generally only be detected when two or more reports of the same trial are compared: for example, peer-reviewed publications compared with relevant regulatory documents. In addition to ...
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How Do Firms Advertise When Customer Reviews are Available?
... some reviews from previous buyers, and owns a loyal customer ...(1984). When the incumbent has a big group of loyal customers (a “fat cat”), in Fugenberg and Tirole’s model, it should be weak in the ...
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Should we search Chinese biomedical databases when performing systematic reviews?
... for systematic reviews and whether including this data would affect the out- comes and ...independent reviews evaluating the effectiveness of acupuncture for chronic asthma ...
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What value is the CINAHL database when searching for systematic reviews of qualitative studies?
... clear how many, if any, of the included studies were identified uniquely from the searches of reference ...a systematic review requires more detailed reporting than is presently available in published ...
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How effects on health equity are assessed in systematic reviews of interventions.
... Systematic reviews need to improve reporting of population and setting characteristics of primary trials in systematic reviews, to facilitate judgments about applicability, both for ...
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Salutogenically focused outcomes in systematic reviews of intrapartum interventions: a systematic review of systematic reviews
... However, our review was intentionally focused neither on speci fi c populations nor on any particular intervention per se, rather on reported outcomes and whether they were salutogenic or not. We identi fi ed a paucity of ...
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Automating Systematic Reviews
... information when used as a companion tool, or as an algorithmic second ...on how best to prioritise research need to consider the current and future state of technology which may either restrict or enable ...
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Rayyan for systematic reviews
... information in a review but cannot make any decisions or other modifications. A translator is a viewer that can also translate article abstracts into other languages. The Rayyan administrators currently recommend two ...
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Campbell Systematic Reviews
... For the purpose of this review, intimate partner abuse (often termed domestic violence) is defined as abuse of a woman by a male or female partner who currently is, or formerly was, in an intimate relationship with the ...
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Why, when and how to update a meta-ethnography qualitative synthesis
... the update: “papers were more concerned about perceptions of ‘control’ and incorporated a ‘career’ Table 2 Summary of characteristics of different methods of updating the analysis and synthesis in a ...
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