Exam 5: The Systematic Review

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Which type of synthesis is a method for summarizing qualitative data that is used to develop a probability distribution that can be later used to analyze quantitative data?

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The typical literature review are a "powerful tool to help clinicians use evidence for patient care decisions" when conducted using the appropriate standards.

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Question 22

Which is considered an integrative synthesis?

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A scoping review is a broad review that gathers studies on a single topic and provides some categorization usually without assessing methods.

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Both framework and thematic syntheses are examples of how to conduct a qualitative synthesis.

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Question 25

Which statement is false regarding systematic review?

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Question 26

There are more than twenty types of systematic reviews.

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What are the potential uses for a qualitative synthesis approach to a systematic review?

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Which type of synthesis is a method for summarizing qualitative data that is used to develop a probability distribution that can be later used to analyze quantitative data?

The typical literature review are a "powerful tool to help clinicians use evidence for patient care decisions" when conducted using the appropriate standards.

Which is considered an integrative synthesis?

A scoping review is a broad review that gathers studies on a single topic and provides some categorization usually without assessing methods.

Both framework and thematic syntheses are examples of how to conduct a qualitative synthesis.

Which statement is false regarding systematic review?

There are more than twenty types of systematic reviews.

What are the potential uses for a qualitative synthesis approach to a systematic review?

Introduction

Regulatory Protection of Human Subjects in Research

The Research Problem

Review of the Literature

Methodology

Survey Research

Qualitative Research

Community-Based Participatory Research

Clinical Investigations

Data Analysis

Exploring Statistics Comparing Differences in Health Care

The Results Section

The Discussion Section

References

Writing and Publishing in the Health Professions

Interpreting the Language

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