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Systematic Reviews and Research
Four Volume Set
Edited by:
- David Gough - EPPI-Centre, University College London, UK
- Sandy Oliver - University College London, UK
- James Thomas - University College London, UK
Series:
Fundamentals of Applied Research
Fundamentals of Applied Research
Other Titles in:
Research Methods & Evaluation (General)
Research Methods & Evaluation (General)
February 2018 | 1 360 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd
Systematic reviews gather the findings of prior research to advance knowledge and inform decisions for policy, practice and personal lives. Review authors have applied the principles of working systematically and transparently across all types of qualitative, quantitative and mixed methods. Systematic reviews have become an increasingly important aspect of research across all areas of social policy from health, to education and environmental science and management studies. This major work has been designed to:
- Bring together the key cutting edge historical and contemporary papers on the nature and methods of systematic reviews;
- Represent the most interesting and exciting approaches and strategies in the literature including controversies and debates;
- Include a breadth of disciplinary fields that use systematic reviews;
- Provide succinct editorial introductions to enable the reader to understand how the papers relate to each other and to other publications
The contents have been arranged thematically, and each volume includes a mix of historical and contemporary papers, providing a thorough and balanced overview of all key areas.
VOLUME ONE: AIMS, STRATEGIES, PERSPECTIVES AND CONTEXTS
S. Oliver, J. Thomas and D. Gough
Part One: Aims of Research Synthesis
Iain Chalmers, Larry Hedges and Harris Cooper
Guy Pare et al.
Bohlin Sundqvist et al
William Shadish and Jesse Lecy
Iain Chalmers et al.
Ann Oakley et al.
Part Two: Strategies: A Spectrum of Methods; Pragmatism; Relevance; and Speed
Margarete Sandelowski et al
David Gough, James Thomas and Sandy Oliver
Mark Petticrew et al.
Jane Noyes et al.
Part Three: Perspectives
Julia Kreis et al.
Julia Abelson et al.
S. Oliver, M. Bangpan and K. Dickson
Part Four: Contexts: Reviews for Different Purposes; and in Different Contexts
Sandra Oliver and Kelly Dickson
Robin Featherstone et al.
VOLUME TWO: FINDING, DESCRIBING AND MANAGING RELEVANT RESEARCH
J. Thomas, D. Gough and S. Oliver
Part One: Identifying Studies
Carol Lefebvre et al.
Abigail Methley et al
Andrew Booth
Claire Stansfield, Kelly Dickson and Mukdarat Bangpan
Wichor Bramer et al.
EPPI-Centre
David Gough et al.
Dylan Kneale, James Thomas and Katherine Harris
G.J. Melendez-Torres, Sean Grant and Chris Bonell
Part Two: Automating Reviews
Alison O’Mara-Eves et al.
Siddhartha Jonnalagadda, Pawan Goyal and Mark Huffman
Iain Marshall, Joel Kuiper and Byron Wallace
Laura Slaughter
VOLUME THREE: METHODS OF SYNTHESIS
J. Thomas, S. Oliver and G. Gough
Part One: Introductions, Overviews and Cross-cutting Issues
Alison O’Mara-Eves and James Thomas
Elaine Barnett-Page and James Thomas
Mark Petticrew et al.
Part Two: Synthesis Methods for Developing and Exploring Theories, Frameworks or Themes
James Thomas and Angela Harden
Nicky Britten et al.
Ray Pawson
Trisha Greenhalgh et al.
Mary Dixon-Woods et al.
Margarete Sandelowski et al.
James Thomas, Alison O’Mara-Eves and Ginny Brunton
Part Three: Synthesis Methods for Combining and Configuring Quantitative Data
Matthias Egger, George Davey Smith and Andrew Phillips
Michael Borenstein et al.
Simon Thompson and Julian Higgins
Deborah Caldwell
Richard Riley, Paul Lambert and Ghada Abo-Zaid
Mark Lipsey et al.
Dan Jackson et al.
Alex Sutton and Keith Abrams
Ian Shemilt et al.
VOLUME FOUR: QUALITY, RELEVANCE, AND USE
D. Gough, J. Thomas and S. Oliver
Part One: Appraising Methods of Review
Vivian Welch et al.
Beverley Shea et al.
Penny Whiting et al.
Matthew Page et al.
Persis Katrak et al.
Gordon Guyatt et al.
Simon Lewin et al.
Margarete Sandelowski
Ray Pawson
Ian Shemilt et al.
David Sackett et al.
John Lavis
Carol Weiss
