[PDF] Top 20 Evidence summaries: the evolution of a rapid review approach

... Generally, knowledge users in our context have not demonstrated a strong capacity for formulating effective research questions; while they are clear about the broad strokes of what they want to ask, they seem less able ... See full document

... the rapid nature of the review a ‘guided’ approach was adopted to conducting automated searches: rather than systematically reviewing all hits resulting from a certain combination of search terms, ... See full document

... the review, i.e. wide dissemination and promotion of the completed review, including on social media, and the offer of a presentation of the review’s findings to the ...the review and of building ... See full document

... There is a long history of institutional health partner- ship programmes between southern partners and those from Europe, North America and Canada. Working in partnership is now an established approach for North– ... See full document

... tematic review derivatives is ...systematic review examined the effectiveness of interventions for improving the use of systematic reviews in decision-making by health sys- tem managers, policymakers, and ... See full document

... The review has drawn heavily on literature from outside of the UK, particularly the USA, Canada, and mainland Europe; only twenty publications focussing specifically on a UK context were identified, including ... See full document

... the evidence related to the role of FE contributing to cohesion in the community relates to the ways in which FE can strategically position itself to engage communities through outreach initiatives which in ... See full document

... and evidence briefs for policy ...these evidence products faster and with the needs of the decision-maker in mind, while also maintaining credibility and technical ...for rapid reviews of the ... See full document

... cross-lingual summaries to rapidly generate publishable summaries in a number of Indian Languages for news articles originally published in English, and simultaneously collect detailed logs about the ... See full document

... (Ovid), Embase (Ovid), Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL; EBSCOhost), PsycINFO (EBSCOhost), Social Science Citation Index (Web of Sci- ence), Applied Social Sciences Index and Abstracts ... See full document

... the review was commissioned changed from ...a review which would be relevant and ...the review is to inform the agency’s plan- ning and implementation’ or ‘the review will inform the design of ... See full document

... An evidence–practice gap is well established in the mental health field, and knowledge translation is identified as a key strategy to bridge the ...using evidence in their practice within a youth mental ... See full document

... This gives the discriminant approach for distant recognition by taking several views into account. In this view each gait image has unequal insight power. The data are taken from MOBO database. Several gait cycles ... See full document

... rigorous evidence on the therapeutic efficiency of SMFs in different chronic wounds particularly chronic wounds, no definite frequency-response existed on the clinical trials applications of this ... See full document

... Although our approach is related to sentence compression (Knight and Marcu, 2002; Clarke and Lapata, 2008), it is subtly different. Firstly, we reduce the number of terms to be used in the sum- mary at a global ... See full document

... Proceedings of the Human Language Technology Conference of the North American Chapter of the ACL, pages 463–470, New York, June 2006.c©2006 Association for Computational Linguistics.[r] ... See full document

... to summaries of evidence in health ...that evidence summaries can also impact on practice, both at the individual level (for a librarian) and at the group level (library, department, or ... See full document

... The evidence we have reviewed shows that co-morbidities are often of concern to bowel cancer patients with active, advanced disease and also that they may struggle with the costs and practicalities of travel to ... See full document

... Kampo approach, most diseases are considered to be psychosomatic in origin and most herbs are believed to affect both the psyche and the soma ...patient-centered approach allows Kampo to be applied even ... See full document

... (for review see Munoz and Everling, ...electrophysiology evidence in humans and non-human primates has linked the evocation of an antisaccade to an increased activation of the classic saccade networks ... See full document