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  • Bibliometrics and Information Science
  • Medical Research Methodology
  • Evidence-Based Practice

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  • Increasing research publications present challenges for systematic reviewers.
  • Overwhelming data volumes can lead to inefficient data extraction.
  • Current systematic review methodologies may require optimization.

Discussion:

  • This paper introduces routine piloting of systematic reviews through to the evidence-synthesis stage.
  • A sample of papers is used to conduct a 'mini systematic review'.
  • Insights from the pilot inform modifications to data extraction forms.

Key Insights:

  • Piloting enables early identification of themes and data meaning.
  • Modified data extraction forms ensure relevant information is captured efficiently.
  • This approach avoids revisiting individual papers in later stages.

Outlook:

  • Routine piloting addresses challenges posed by information technology advancements.
  • The proposed method aims to increase the validity of systematic reviews.
  • Potential benefits include enhanced efficiency in data extraction and review processes.