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L Kellermeyer, B Harnke, S Knight
Journal of the Medical Library Association: JMLA, 2018•ncbi.nlm.nih.govIncreasingly important in health care settings, systematic reviews (SRs) aim to identify,
evaluate, and summarize the relevant studies of a health-related issue. Librarians respond
to the need for SRs with expert search services, project management, and training, making
them well positioned to help teams establish best practices during the review process. To
minimize bias and present reliable evidence, SRs adhere to a design based on structured
and reproducible methods, which include steps to search for relevant studies, extract data�…
evaluate, and summarize the relevant studies of a health-related issue. Librarians respond
to the need for SRs with expert search services, project management, and training, making
them well positioned to help teams establish best practices during the review process. To
minimize bias and present reliable evidence, SRs adhere to a design based on structured
and reproducible methods, which include steps to search for relevant studies, extract data�…
Increasingly important in health care settings, systematic reviews (SRs) aim to identify, evaluate, and summarize the relevant studies of a health-related issue. Librarians respond to the need for SRs with expert search services, project management, and training, making them well positioned to help teams establish best practices during the review process.
To minimize bias and present reliable evidence, SRs adhere to a design based on structured and reproducible methods, which include steps to search for relevant studies, extract data, assess the quality of the data, and then analyze and present the results. Several groups, such as Cochrane and the Institute of Medicine, have set forth guidelines for conduct-
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