Titlebook: Making Literature Reviews Work: A Multidisciplinary Guide to Systematic Approaches; Rob Dekkers,Lindsey Carey,Peter Langhorne Textbook 202

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-90025-0Literature Reviews; Systematic Reviews; Meta-Analysis; Meta-Aggregation; Literature Review in Dissertati

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978-3-030-90027-4Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022

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Quality of Literature Reviewsg it from a critical objective—, it leaves open what constitutes a good quality literature review, whether as review of scholarly knowledge before an empirical study or as stand-alone study. Keeping in mind that there are different archetypes of literature reviews, see Section?., also the way of loo

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Developing Review Questionsrther study and to synthesise evidence across studies, but this generic aim needs more refinement. To reflect on what needs to be searched for will support the retrieval of sources and lead to more direction in the stage of analysis and synthesis. Therefore, an essential step for a critical analysis

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Other Quantitative Methods are extensions of meta-analysis, whereas others are different ways of performing quantitative analysis. Such methods and approaches are quite varied and are used for different purposes. Therefore, this chapter will look at some methods available for quantitative analysis and syntheses other than me

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Reporting Standards for Literature Reviewsudies, the assessment of the quality of evidencein Sections?. and ., and combining quantitative and qualitative syntheses in Section?.. Considering how to report results, conjectures, findings, conclusions and recommendations is an important aspect of conducting a literature review; this applies to

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Data Management and Repositories for Literature Reviews. In this sense, particularly, systematic reviews have been leading the way. Nowadays, it is more common that data, results and outcomes of research, including literature reviews, are found in the public domain, besides publications in journals so that others can either review the materials of a stu