A framework for production of systematic review based briefings to support evidence-informed decision-making

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Abstract
The framework will enable researchers to present and contextualize evidence from systematic reviews and other sources of synthesized and quality-assessed evidence. The approach is designed to address the wide range of questions of interest to decision-makers, especially those commissioning services …
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Authors Chambers D;Wilson P;;
Journal Systematic reviews
Year 2012
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