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Area of Science:

  • Qualitative research methods
  • Evidence synthesis techniques
  • Health sciences research

Background:

  • Visual methods offer unique benefits for qualitative evidence synthesis (QES), enhancing comprehension and knowledge creation.
  • Despite their potential, visual methods are currently underutilized and under-documented in QES.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To describe accessible visual methods applicable to various stages of QES.
  • To demonstrate the application of visual methods in a Cochrane qualitative evidence synthesis.
  • To address stakeholder involvement, equity, diversity, inclusion, and reflexivity in visual QES.

Main Methods:

  • Conducted a Cochrane qualitative evidence synthesis of 43 studies using meta-ethnography and systematic review.
  • Employed a combination of remote and in-person visual methods, including paper labels, cartoons, infographics, virtual whiteboards, and diagrams.
  • Involved stakeholders, including the public, throughout the synthesis process.

Main Results:

  • The use of visual methods facilitated robust data visualization and interpretation of extensive data.
  • Remote analysis meetings were effectively conducted using visual tools.
  • Meaningful patient and public involvement was achieved through the application of visual methods.

Conclusions:

  • QES authors are encouraged to integrate visual methods, especially for public engagement.
  • Selection of visual methods should align with study objectives, synthesis stage, analytical enhancement, resources, and team expertise.