systematic reviews

How is a Systematic Review Conducted?

Conducting a systematic review involves several steps:
Formulating the Research Question: Define a clear and focused question.
Developing a Protocol: Plan the methodology in advance, including criteria for selecting studies.
Literature Search: Conduct a comprehensive search of databases to find relevant studies.
Study Selection: Screen studies based on predefined inclusion and exclusion criteria.
Data Extraction: Extract relevant data from the selected studies.
Quality Assessment: Assess the quality of the studies included in the review.
Data Synthesis: Combine the data using statistical methods if applicable.
Reporting: Write and publish the findings.

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