Background Systematic literature searching is recognised as a critical component of the
systematic review process. It involves a systematic search for studies and aims for a …

Abstract Background and Objectives Assessing changes in coverage, recall, review,
conclusions and references not found when searching fewer databases. Methods In …

Objectives We aimed to assess whether limiting the inclusion criteria solely to English-
language publications affected the overall conclusions of evidence syntheses. Study Design …

Objective To assess the effects of abbreviated literature searches on evidence syntheses
conclusions. Study design and setting We randomly selected 60 Cochrane reviews of …

Rapid review methodology aims to facilitate faster conduct of systematic reviews to meet the
needs of the decision‐maker, while also maintaining quality and credibility. This systematic …

Aim This systematic review will establish how Fitness to Practise (FtP) processes are applied
in UK Higher Education Institutions (HEI), in relation to both Health and Care Profession …

Background Decisionmakers and guideline developers demand rapid syntheses of the
evidence when time sensitive evidence-informed decisions are required. A potential trade …

Rapid review products are intended to synthesize available evidence in a timely fashion
while still meeting the needs of healthcare decision makers. Various methods and products …

Objectives The objective of this study was to assess the agreement of treatment effect
estimates from meta-analyses based on abbreviated or comprehensive literature searches …

Background Decision-makers increasingly request rapid answers to clinical or public health
questions. To save time, personnel, and financial resources, rapid reviews streamline the …