Introducing systematic reviews - David Gough, Sandy Oliver and James Thomas Stakeholder perspectives and participation in reviews - Rebecca Rees and Sandy Oliver Commonality and diversity in reviews - David Gough and James Thomas Getting started with a review - Sandy Oliver, Kelly Dickson, Mukdarut Bangpan, and Mark Newman Finding relevant studies - Ginny Brunton, Claire Stansfield, Jenny Caird, and James Thomas Describing and analysing studies - Katy Sutcliffe, Sandy Oliver and Michelle Richardson Tools and technologies for information management - Jeff Brunton, James Thomas, and Sergio Graziosi Synthesis methods for combining and configuring textual or mixed methods data - James Thomas, Alison O'Mara-Eves, Angela Harden, and Mark Newman Synthesis methods for combining and configuring quantitative data - James Thomas, Alison O'Mara-Eves, Dylan Kneale and Ian Shemilt Developing justifiable evidence claims - Kristin Liabo, David Gough and Angela Harden Using research findings - David Gough, Ruth Stewart and Janice Tripney
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"An excellent introduction to systematic review delivered in an accessible style and logical format. This new edition encourages thoughtful consideration of key methodological concepts in the generation and conduct of systematic reviews and embraces recent advances in review synthesis methods. Useful to researchers and students at all levels." -- Gabrielle Thorpe "[This] book is written in a very accessible style, supported with examples of existing systematic reviews and meta-analyses at all stages of synthesis....The step-by-step structure and clear labelling of this book make it the ideal systematic review resource for students and researchers at all levels." -- Emma Norris * The Psychologist *