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Systematic reviews: what do they involve?
K Bannigan1, J Droogan, V Entwistle
1NHS Centre for Reviews and Dissemination, University of York.
Nursing Times
|April 6, 1997
Abstract:
Systematic reviews are a source of evidence to guide practice and identify the need for future research. This article gives an outline of the methods involved in conducting systematic reviews, including the identification of a review topic, searching literature, selecting studies to be reviewed and synthesising study findings.