πŸ”‘PRISMA Key Documents

The PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses) key documents serve as essential resources for researchers and scholars engaged in conducting systematic reviewsβ€”a rigorous method of synthesizing and summarizing existing research. These documents provide structured guidelines and checklists to ensure the systematic review process is transparent, comprehensive, and adheres to high research standards. Here's an overview of the PRISMA key documents:

Document TitleDescription

PRISMA guidelines for systematic reviews with a focus on databases and registers.

Expanded guidelines covering grey literature searches.

A systematic review checklist based on PRISMA 2020 for reporting review details.

An extended checklist offering additional guidance for comprehensive systematic reviews.

A comprehensive reference document explaining PRISMA 2020 guidelines and principles.

Document providing detailed explanations for each item in the PRISMA 2020 checklist.

These PRISMA key documents offer valuable guidance and resources for researchers engaged in systematic reviews, ensuring transparency and adherence to best practices in the review process. For more information on creating a PRISMA flow diagram, you can visit the Creating a PRISMA flow diagram guide.

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