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Systematic Reviews

Systematic reviews provide a rigorous and replicable method of identifying, evaluating, and summarizing scientific evidence to address healthcare-related issues such as disease treatment, prevention, diagnosis, and risk factor assessment. The steps involved in conducting a systematic review include:

1. development of a focused study question
2. identification of all potentially relevant primary research using a structured search strategy
3. screening of abstracts for relevance to the study question
4. quality assessment of the relevant literature
5. extraction of data from articles of sufficient quality and
6. synthesis of data from those studies using qualitative or quantitative approaches.

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A Guide to Conducting Systematic Reviews in Agri-Food Public Health.

Guide pour les analyses systématiques dans le domaine de la santé publique agroalimentaire.