Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Evidence-based medicine uses the existing literature to make informed clinical decision making and evaluate the strength of clinical recommendations. For practitioners, this evidence-based information helps in diagnosing as well as treating patients using a particular intervention. By conducting systematic reviews and meta-analysis, practitioners can critically assess the best existing evidence to arrive at a conclusion that answers specific research questions. These analyses are transparent, with unambiguous selection of sources, its evaluation, and reporting of the analyzed evidence.
For a practitioner, spending months together on conducting a systematic review or meta-analysis may be difficult. Further, selection of sources, its unbiased evaluation and finally reporting the findings requires a thorough knowledge on the process. At Rehoboth, we have a team of experts who are well-versed in performing systematic reviews and meta-analysis. Although it is a time-consuming process, Rehoboth experts will be able to succinctly complete the work at much lesser time compared to the practitioners, as we handle systematic reviews and meta-analysis regularly in various topics.
We use the NCSS Statistical Analysis and Graphics software program version 20.0.5 to perform meta-analysis.
Deliverable
- A ready to publish systematic review article.
Outcome
- A well-written systematic review containing relevant research questions, PRISMA chart, keyword search terms and a thorough discussion.
- Turnaround time: 60 business days. However, may increase depending on the availability of papers.
What does Rehoboth need from you?
- Research question for which you want to find answer.
- Act as one of the reviewers
- A tentative topic
For more information about systematic review, read our article about Importance of Systematic review and more on our blog.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
A systematic review is a structured, transparent process of identifying, evaluating, and summarizing all relevant studies on a specific research question.
A meta-analysis goes a step further, i.e., it statistically combines data from those studies to produce a single, quantitative result. In short, every meta-analysis involves a systematic review, but not every systematic review includes a meta-analysis.
Systematic reviews and meta-analyses are time-intensive and require deep methodological expertise for unbiased source selection and evaluation. Our team handles these regularly across various topics, making us more efficient in maintaining rigor and quality.
Yes, you need to provide the tentative topic/research question. You can be one of the reviewers to check the key search terms and master chart.
You’ll need to share your tentative topic/research question. Turnaround time is typically 60 business days, though this may vary based on paper availability.