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Different sources of data used to extract for writing a systematic review – Pubrica

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Different sources of data used to extract for writing a systematic review – Pubrica

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  1. WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT SOURCES OF DATAUSEDTOEXTRACT FORWRITINGA SYSTEMATICREVIEW AnAcademicpresentationby Dr.NancyAgnes,Head,TechnicalOperations,Pubrica Group: www.pubrica.com Email:sales@pubrica.com

  2. Today'sDiscussion Outline In-Brief Introduction DifferentSourcesofData DataExtractionTools Conclusion

  3. In-Brief Systematicreviewshavestudiedratherthanreportsastheunitofinterest.So, many reports of the same study need to be identified and linked together before or after data extraction. Because of the growing abundance of data sources (e.g., studies registers, regulatory records, and clinical research reports), review authors can determine which sources can include the most relevant details for the review and provide a strategy in place to address contradictionsifevidencewere inconsistentthroughoutsources.

  4. Introduction Systematic analyses seek to find all important trials to their study issue and synthesise information about the design,riskofbias,andoutcomesofthosestudies. Asaresult,asystematicstudyisheavilydependent oninterpretingandanalysingevidencefromthese analyses. Forsystematicanalyses,datacollectedshouldbe reliable, complete, and available for future updating anddata sharing. Contd...

  5. Themethodsusedtomakethesechoicesmustbestraightforward,andthey shouldbeselected withprejudgmentsand humanerror inmind. Wedefinedatacollectionmethodsusedinsystematicreviews,includingdata extractiondirectly fromjournalarticles andothercasestudy reports.

  6. Different SourcesofData 1.Journalarticlesarethebulkofdatain systematic reviews that comes from thissource. It'sworthnotingthatathesiscanbe published in many journal papers, each reportingonadifferentpartofthe research (e.g. design, main results, and otherresults). 2.Abstractsfromconferencesarewidely accessible. Contd...

  7. On the other hand, conferencing abstractsareextremelysubjectivein termsofefficiency,precision,andlevel ofdescription. Errata and letterswill provide valuable knowledge about experiments, such as criticalflawsandretractions,andresearch reviewerscaninvestigatethemwhere theyare found. Trialsregisterskeeptrackofstudiesthat havebeendesignedorbegun. Contd...

  8. They'vebecomeavaluableresource forlocatingexperiments,matching reported outcomes and effects to those expected, and collecting feasibility and safetyevidencethatisn'treadily accessibleelsewhere. 5.Clinical research reports(CSRs)are unabridged and concise accounts of the clinicalchallenge,nature,behaviour,and outcomes of clinical trials that meet the InternationalConferenceon Harmonisation'sformatandcontent guidelines(ICH). Contd...

  9. PharmaceuticalfirmsapplyCSRsand other required documents to regulatory authoritiestosecuremarketing clearance for medications and biologics foraparticularindication. 6.Regulatory reviews, such as those obtainable from the US Food and Drug Administration or the European MedicinesAgency,mayofferinvaluable information about drug, biologic, and medical product trials applied for marketingapprovalbymanufacturers. Contd...

  10. These papers are summaries of CSRs and associated documents prepared by agency personnel as part of authorising goods for sale after a reanalysis of the initialtrial results. 7.Individual participant data (IPD)is normally requested directly from the study'sresearchers,oritcanbefoundin opendatarepositories. Variables that reflect eachparticipant's profile,intervention(orexposure) population,prognosticfactors,and outcomemetricsareusuallyincluded inthese data.

  11. Data Extraction Tools I.EXCEL Excelistheessentialdeviceformanagingthe screening and information extraction phases of the systematicreview measure. Wecandesigncustomisedworkbooksand spreadsheetsforsystematic review. AfurtherdevelopedwaytoutiliseExcelforthis objectisthePIECESapproach,plannedbya librarianat TexasA&M. Contd...

  12. ii.Covidence Covidence is software built explicitly for dealing with each progression of a systematicreview project,including data extraction. iii.RevMan RevManisfreesoftwareusedtooverseeCochranesurveys. For more data on RevMan, including clarifying how it could be utilised to extricateand examine information. Contd...

  13. iv.SRDR SRDR(SystematicReviewDataRepository)isaWeb-basedtoolforextracting andmanaging data forsystematic review. Itisadditionallyanopenandaccessibledocumentofasystematicreviewand theirinformation. v.DistillerSR DistillerSRisasystematicreviewmanagementprogram. It guides the reviewer in making project-explicit structures, separating, and examininginformation.

  14. Conclusion A systematic review article is not conceivable without a decentliterature search. The writing search has its principles that, for the most part,applytobothuniqueandreviewexamines. A detailed review includes a literature searchmethod guidedbykeepinganaccurateandstraightforward recordof thewhole cycle. It is valuable to outline an Excel table where the choice measureswillrecordreferencesof studies. Contd...

  15. Thiswillassistthereviewerwithunderstandingthe methodology,andthe outcomesgot. If any inquiries ought to emerge, this proof will make it simple to discredit and clarify any doubts about the cycle orthe outcomes.

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