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BMC MEDICAL RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Volume 23, Issue 1, Pages -Publisher
BMC
DOI: 10.1186/s12874-023-02047-8
Keywords
Sytematic review; Meta-analysis; Effect measure; Heterogeneity; Risk of bias; Certainty of evidence
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This article presents a simplified description of the complex process of conducting a systematic review in a single article.
ObjectiveSystematic reviews answer research questions through a defined methodology. It is a complex task and multiple articles need to be referred to acquire wide range of required knowledge to conduct a systematic review. The aim of this article is to bring the process into a single paper.MethodThe statistical concepts and sequence of steps to conduct a systematic review or a meta-analysis are examined by authors.ResultsThe process of conducting a clinical systematic review is described in seven manageable steps in this article. Each step is explained with examples to understand the method evidently.ConclusionA complex process of conducting a systematic review is presented simply in a single article.
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