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Learning from Research

其他書名	Systematic Reviews for Informing Policy Decisions : a Quick Guide
出版	Alliance for Useful Evidence, 2013
URL	http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=xnEPjwEACAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api

註釋Systematic reviews involve systematically looking for and bringing together all the best scientific evidence or research on a topic, rather than reviewing research by ad hoc literature reviews or panels of experts. This guide is a short introduction for anyone considering doing or commissioning a systematic review. Part One describes the logic of systematic reviews and how they fit within the broad range of research. Part Two describes the main stages of undertaking a systematic review. Part Three explains the wide variation that exists in approaches to reviewing and how to choose between them. Part Four highlights some of the key issues to consider when commissioning or using a review and some of the infrastructure organisations that have been developed to support the use of research. [Introduction, ed].