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... a systematic review in that they are not led via a peer-reviewed protocol and so it is not often possible to replicate the ...a review may well have started a review (or have been commissioned ... See full document

... this systematic review are incomplete and inadequate in reporting several items, such as bias description, study size calculation and discussion generalizability, which hampers the evidence ... See full document

... comprehensive review of the international literature has shown that no one agreed set of primary health care “ core ” services is ...This systematic review provides significant guidance for the de- ... See full document

... present systematic review does not consider risk per- ception as a psychological effect in itself and because of that the search strategy does not cover this ... See full document

... atic review conducted by Ferner and Aronson to evalu- ate the published approaches to assess preventability in drug related adverse effects ...this systematic review did not consider other types of ... See full document

... USA, systematic review of Krabbe disease: “Of the seven high-risk cases detected in New York (Table 6), two were considered EIKD [early infantile Krabbe disease] and referred for HSCT [hematopoietic stem ... See full document

... of systematic review we are proposing sets out, quite deliberately, to compare (and possibly combine) things that are clearly not ...precisely what the synthesis is designed to ...‘‘standard’’ ... See full document

... The fulfilment of functional requirement without incorporating QoS requirement during development could not guarantee the successful implementation of a web service. moreover, since WSDL only describes functional ... See full document

... comprehensive review of the international literature has shown that no one agreed set of primary health care “ core ” services is ...This systematic review provides significant guidance for the de- ... See full document

... a systematic review of stillbirth classification systems to highlight their strengths and weaknesses for practitioners and ...a systematic search and review of the literature to identify the ... See full document

... Fri0334 What is the absolute risk of developing diabetes mellitus in patients with glucocorticoid-treated polymyalgia rheumatica and giant cell arteritis? a systematic review and ... See full document

... the systematic review search strategy, extraction method, synthesis and appraisal of the quality of published evidence in relation to maternity service organisational interventions that aim to reduce ... See full document

... a systematic review and network meta-analysis aims to address this uncertainty and define what is the most effective management strategy for the treatment of new onset atrial fibrillation (NOAF) in ... See full document

... this systematic review, it is not just a matter of adherence, but also an issue of management of the medication prescribed [2, 8, 21, ...this systematic review we found evidence of effective ... See full document

... This systematic review aims to inform the development of a screening tool which pre-operatively predicts which children are likely to develop velopharyngeal insufficiency, one of the causes of poor speech ... See full document

... present systematic review was conducted to address the following focused question: “In patients with a need for en masse retraction of the upper front teeth, what is the efficacy of orthodontic mini ... See full document

... Results: Sixteen articles received suitable scores and were thus included for further processes. Hearing loss (HL) was defined as a change in pure tone audiometry (PTA) thresholds, auditory brainstem response (ABR), and ... See full document

... While in many instances the use of multiple medi- cines or polypharmacy may be clinically appropriate, it is important to identify patients with inappropriate polypharmacy that may place patients at increased risk of ... See full document

... geographical variations in care provision. [2,3] A recent study comparing palliative care funding models across 13 countries reported that provider payment is rarely linked to population need and often perpetuates ... See full document

... Study on the risk of transition from MCI to AD Risk factor: light to moderate drinkers (<2 drinks per day) showed higher HR for transition from MCI to all-cause dementia Limitations: [r] ... See full document