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Literature Search for Systematic Reviews
2021A thorough literature search is an essential step in the conduct of systematic reviews. Inadequate literature search can adversely influence the results and conclusions of a systematic review. Important databases to be searched are Medline, EMBASE, Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL), EmCare (Nursing and Allied Health ...
Shripada Rao
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Optimal literature search for systematic reviews in surgery
Langenbeck's Archives of Surgery, 2017The aim of the present study was to determine empirically which electronic databases contribute best to a literature search in surgical systematic reviews.For ten published systematic reviews, the systematic literature searches were repeated in the databases MEDLINE, Web of Science, CENTRAL, and EMBASE.
Pascal Probst +2 more
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Systematically searching and reviewing the literature
2018Reviewing the literature is a critical step in the research process. Whilst there are many different types of review articles the purpose of this chapter is to provide a brief reference guide for those who are attempting a systematic literature review for the first time.
Maniar, Nirav +2 more
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Searching as learning: A systematization based on literature
Journal of Information Science, 2016The paper surveys empirical studies on the relations between information searching and learning, and presents some reflections about learning in a search process based on the findings. First, the meaning of the concepts ‘learning’ and ‘searching’ is briefly defined. Learning is conceptualized as changes in one’s knowledge structures.
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Systematic Literature Review of Web Search Personalization
Recent Advances in Computer Science and Communications, 2021The existing studies have already revealed that the information on the web is increasing rapidly. Ambiguous queries and users’ ability to express their intention through queries have been one of the key challenges in retrieving accurate search results from the search engine. This paper in response explored different methodologies proposed during 2005-
Sunny Sharma, Vijay Rana
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Systematic Review of the Literature on Postpartum Care: Methodology and Literature Search Results
Birth, 2004Abstract: Background: The postpartum period is a time for multiple clinical interventions. To date, no critical review of these interventions exists. This systematic review examined evidence for the effectiveness of postpartum interventions that have been reported in the literature.
Cheryl, Levitt +6 more
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The Researcher, the Topic, and the Literature: A Procedure for Systematizing Literature Searches
The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 1991Currently, no systematic procedure exists for ensuring the range and representativeness of publications included in a search of literature on a research topic. Using the logic of fieldwork methods, this article suggests such a procedure. The research topic is viewed as a "sensitizing concept, " and publications and authors are identified as "sites" and
Steven G. Helmericks +2 more
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Searching for grey literature for systematic reviews: challenges and benefits
Research Synthesis Methods, 2013There is ongoing interest in including grey literature in systematic reviews. Including grey literature can broaden the scope to more relevant studies, thereby providing a more complete view of available evidence. Searching for grey literature can be challenging despite greater access through the Internet, search engines and online bibliographic ...
Quenby, Mahood +2 more
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Search Marketing: Systematic Literature Review
International Journal of Internet Marketing and Advertising, 2023Nurdin Hidayah +2 more
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[Systematic literature search].
Wiener medizinische Wochenschrift (1946), 2008Systematic literature searches in bibliographic databases are an essential step in constructing systematic reviews and health technology assessments. The purpose of this kind of search is to identify as many relevant references on a given topic in electronic databases as possible.
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