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VOLUME ONE: AIMS, STRATEGIES, PERSPECTIVES AND CONTEXTS \\ IntroductionS. Oliver, J. Thomas and D. Gough \\ Part One: Aims of Research Synthesis \\ A Brief History of Research SynthesisIain Chalmers, Larry Hedges and Harris Cooper \\ Contextualizing the Twin Concepts of Systematicity and Transparency in Information Systems Literature ReviewsGuy Pare et al. \\ Formalization and Separation: A Systematic Basis for Interpreting Approaches to Summarizing Science for Climate PolicyBohlin Sundqvist et al \\ The Meta-Analytic Big BangWilliam Shadish and Jesse Lecy \\ How to Increase Value and Reduce Waste When Research Priorities Are SetIain Chalmers et al. \\ The Politics of Evidence and Methodology: Lessons from the EPPI-CentreAnn Oakley et al. \\ Part Two: Strategies: A Spectrum of Methods; Pragmatism; Relevance; and Speed \\ Mapping the Mixed Methods–Mixed Research Synthesis TerrainMargarete Sandelowski et al \\ Clarifying Differences between Review Designs and MethodsDavid Gough, James Thomas and Sandy Oliver \\ Complex Interventions and Their Implications for Systematic Reviews: A Pragmatic ApproachMark Petticrew et al. \\ A Research and Development Agenda for Systematic Reviews that Ask Complex Questions about Complex InterventionsJane Noyes et al. \\ Part Three: Perspectives \\ Consumer Involvement in Systematic Reviews of Comparative Effectiveness ResearchJulia Kreis et al. \\ Public and Patient Involvement in Health Technology Assessment: A Framework for ActionJulia Abelson et al. \\ Producing Policy Relevant Systematic Reviews: Navigating the Policy-Research InterfaceS. Oliver, M. Bangpan and K. Dickson \\ Part Four: Contexts: Reviews for Different Purposes; and in Different Contexts \\ Policy-relevant Systematic Reviews to Strengthen Health Systems: Models and Mechanisms to Support Their ProductionSandra Oliver and Kelly Dickson \\ Advancing Knowledge of Rapid Reviews: An Analysis of Results, Conclusions and Recommendations from Published Review Articles Examining Rapid ReviewsRobin Featherstone et al. \\ VOLUME TWO: FINDING, DESCRIBING AND MANAGING RELEVANT RESEARCH \\ IntroductionJ. Thomas, D. Gough and S. Oliver \\ Part One: Identifying Studies \\ Methodological Developments in Searching for Studies for Systematic Reviews: Past, Present and Future?Carol Lefebvre et al. \\ PICO, PICOS and SPIDER: A Comparison Study of Specificity and Sensitivity in Three Search Tools for Qualitative Systematic ReviewsAbigail Methley et al \\ Searching for Qualitative Research for Inclusion in Systematic Reviews: A Structured Methodological ReviewAndrew Booth \\ Exploring Issues in the Conduct of Website Searching and Other Online Sources for Systematic Reviews: How Can We Be Systematic?Claire Stansfield, Kelly Dickson and Mukdarat Bangpan \\ De-Duplication of Database Search Results for Systematic Reviews in EndNoteWichor Bramer et al. \\ Core Keywording Strategy: Data Collection for a Register of Educational Research Version 0.9.4EPPI-Centre \\ A Systematic Map and Synthesis Review of the Effectiveness of Personal Development Planning for Improving Student LearningDavid Gough et al. \\ Developing and Optimising the Use of Logic Models in Systematic Reviews: Exploring Practice and Good Practice in the Use of Programme Theory in ReviewsDylan Kneale, James Thomas and Katherine Harris \\ A Systematic Review and Critical Appraisal of Qualitative Metasynthetic Practice in Public Health to Develop a Taxonomy of Operations of Reciprocal TranslationG.J. Melendez-Torres, Sean Grant and Chris Bonell \\ Part Two: Automating Reviews \\ Using Text Mining for Study Identification in Systematic Reviews: A Systematic Review of Current ApproachesAlison O’Mara-Eves et al. \\ Automating Data Extraction in Systematic Reviews: A Systematic ReviewSiddhartha Jonnalagadda, Pawan Goyal and Mark Huffman \\ RobotReviewer: Evaluation of a System for Automatically Assessing Bias in Clinical TrialsIain Marshall, Joel Kuiper and Byron Wallace \\ Enabling Living Systematic Reviews and Clinical Guidelines through Semantic TechnologiesLaura Slaughter \\ VOLUME THREE: METHODS OF SYNTHESIS \\ IntroductionJ. Thomas, S. Oliver and G. Gough \\ Part One: Introductions, Overviews and Cross-cutting Issues \\ Ongoing Developments in Meta-Analytic and Quantitative Synthesis Methods: Broadening the Types of Research Questions that Can Be AddressedAlison O’Mara-Eves and James Thomas \\ Methods for the Synthesis of Qualitative Research: A Critical ReviewElaine Barnett-Page and James Thomas \\ Synthesizing Evidence on Complex Interventions: How Meta-Analytical, Qualitative, and Mixed-Method Approaches Can ContributeMark Petticrew et al. \\ Part Two: Synthesis Methods for Developing and Exploring Theories, Frameworks or Themes \\ Methods for the Thematic Synthesis of Qualitative Research in Systematic ReviewsJames Thomas and Angela Harden \\ Using Meta Ethnography to Synthesise Qualitative Research: A Worked ExampleNicky Britten et al. \\ Evidence-based Policy: The Promise of ‘Realist Synthesis’Ray Pawson \\ Storylines of Research in Diffusion of Innovation: A Meta-Narrative Approach to Systematic ReviewTrisha Greenhalgh et al. \\ Conducting a Critical Interpretive Synthesis of the Literature on Access to Healthcare by Vulnerable GroupsMary Dixon-Woods et al. \\ Mapping the Mixed-Methods Research Synthesis TerrainMargarete Sandelowski et al. \\ Using Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) in Systematic Reviews of Complex Interventions: A Worked ExampleJames Thomas, Alison O’Mara-Eves and Ginny Brunton \\ Part Three: Synthesis Methods for Combining and Configuring Quantitative Data \\ Meta-Analysis: Principles and ProceduresMatthias Egger, George Davey Smith and Andrew Phillips \\ A Basic Introduction to Fixed-Effect and Random-Effects Models for Meta-AnalysisMichael Borenstein et al. \\ How Should Meta-Regression Analyses Be Undertaken and Interpreted?Simon Thompson and Julian Higgins \\ An Overview of Conducting Systematic Reviews with Network Meta-AnalysisDeborah Caldwell \\ Meta-Analysis of Individual Participant Data: Rationale, Conduct, and ReportingRichard Riley, Paul Lambert and Ghada Abo-Zaid \\ Translating the Statistical Representation of the Effects of Education Interventions into More Readily Interpretable FormsMark Lipsey et al. \\ Multivariate Meta-Analysis: Potential and PromiseDan Jackson et al. \\ Bayesian Methods in Meta-Analysis and Evidence SynthesisAlex Sutton and Keith Abrams \\ Evidence Synthesis, Economics and Public PolicyIan Shemilt et al. \\ VOLUME FOUR: QUALITY, RELEVANCE, AND USE \\ IntroductionD. Gough, J. Thomas and S. Oliver \\ Part One: Appraising Methods of Review \\ Extending the PRISMA Statement to Equity-Focused Systematic Reviews (PRISMA-E 2012): Explanation and ElaborationVivian Welch et al. \\ Development of AMSTAR: A Measurement Tool to Assess the Methodological Quality of Systematic ReviewsBeverley Shea et al. \\ ROBIS: A New Tool to Assess Risk of Bias in Systematic Reviews Was DevelopedPenny Whiting et al. \\ Epidemiology and Reporting Characteristics of Systematic Reviews of Biomedical Research: A Cross-Sectional StudyMatthew Page et al. \\ A Systematic Review of the Content of Critical Appraisal ToolsPersis Katrak et al. \\ GRADE: What Is “Quality of Evidence” and Why Is It Important to Clinicians?Gordon Guyatt et al. \\ Using Qualitative Evidence in Decision Making for Health and Social Interventions: An Approach to Assess Confidence in Findings from Qualitative Evidence Syntheses (GRADE-CERQual)Simon Lewin et al. \\ A Matter of Taste: Evaluating the Quality of Qualitative ResearchMargarete Sandelowski \\ Digging for Nuggets: How ‘Bad’ Research Can Yield ‘Good’ EvidenceRay Pawson \\ Part Two: Appraising, Interpreting, and Using Evidence from Systemic Reviews \\ GRADE Guidelines: 17. Going from Evidence to Recommendations – Considering Resource Use and Modelling Evidence for Cost-EffectivenessIan Shemilt et al. \\ Evidence Based Medicine: What It Is and What It Isn’tDavid Sackett et al. \\ How Can We Support the Use of Systematic Reviews in Policymaking?John Lavis \\ The Many Meanings of Research UtilizationCarol Weiss

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