The value of systematic reviews in research.
作者信息
Nelson E A
机构信息
Department of Health Studies, University of York.
出版信息
Prof Nurse. 1998 Oct;14(1):24-8.
PMID:9866614
Abstract
Nurses may be deterred from using research to inform their practice because of the huge numbers of papers available on some topics. Literature reviews on a topic of interest may make the task easier. A systematic review aims to discover all the research undertaken on a subject and review all the results in a scientific manner. Systematic reviews may highlight findings not available from individual studies and can thus help to inform and improve practice.
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