What makes a research review more than a reading list?
A systematic review sets out how studies are found, selected, and assessed before drawing them together. The method makes the route to a conclusion inspectable, while differences among studies can still limit what their combined evidence means.
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- How could selection rules change the answer?
- When is a numerical meta-analysis useful, and when might it be inappropriate?
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- Cochrane SwitzerlandSystematic reviews
Cochrane Switzerland explains systematic-review methods and evidence synthesis; a systematic review need not include a meta-analysis.
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