What is Systematic Review

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Literature review focused on a research question which tries to identify, evaluate and interpretate all high quality studies to answer the question following a well-defined method. Learn more in: A Systematic Review of Distributed Software Development: Problems and Solutions

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A qualitative or quantitative bias-free appraisal and synthesis of research papers in a study area via careful and documented procedures. Learn more in: Self- and Peer-Assessments in the Iranian Context: A Systematic Review

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A literature review that uses a systematic method to collect secondary data, analyze and appraise research studies, and synthesize studies. Learn more in: Innovation and Family Firms: Past and Future Research Perspectives

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A type of study design allocated at the top of the hierarchy of evidence pyramid that uses systematic methods to collect data, critically appraise research studies and synthesizes findings. Learn more in: Challenges in Evidence-Based Practice Education: From Teaching Concepts Towards Decision-Making Learning

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An efficient scientific technique to identify and summarise evidence on the effectiveness of interventions and to allow the generalisability and consistency of research findings to be assessed and data inconsistencies to be explored. Learn more in: Psychological Guidelines in Cardiac Rehabilitation and Prevention

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Is a review of a clearly formulated question that uses systematic and reproducible methods to identify, select and critically appraise all relevant research, and to collect and analyze data from the studies that are included in the review. A systematic review can be either quantitative or qualitative. Learn more in: Systematic Review as a Research Method in Library and Information Science

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A literature review that uses a systematic method to collect secondary data, analyze and appraise research studies, and synthesize studies. Learn more in: Competitive Strategy Based on Flexibility: Implementation in Family Firms

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It is a method for achieving a common result by classifying the characteristics of studies conducted on a specific subject in terms of subject, method and results. Learn more in: Technology Leadership in Turkish Schools: A Systematic Review

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review of the literature according to an explicit, rigorous, and transparent methodology. Learn more in: Benefits and Disadvantages of Utilizing Gamified Learning in Higher Education: A Systematic Analysis

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A review of the literature conducted in a methodical manner with synthesis of the retrieved information often by means of a meta-analysis. (Note: In Bloom’s Taxonomy, synthesis is evident when students put the parts they have reviewed as a whole in order to create new meaning.) Learn more in: How to Help Students Excel in Reviews of the Literature

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It is a research that identifies relevant studies, evaluates the quality the studies and summarizes their results using a scientific methodology. Learn more in: Verification and Validation of Medical Cyber-Physical Systems

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Method of research synthesis wherein the researcher systematically and comprehensively searches the extant literature around a topic and synthesizes it; may or may not include a meta-analysis of effect sizes. Learn more in: A Typology of Supports for First Generation College Students in the U.S.: The Role of Leadership and Collaboration

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A critical assessment and evaluation of all research studies that address a particular clinical issue. Learn more in: Gamification and Health Literacy