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This article proposes Evidence Synthesis 2.0, a new model of evidence synthesis that may solve the shortcomings of current systematic reviews.
Systematic reviews have a number of shortcomings. Emerging types of evidence synthesis – including scoping, rapid, living and overviews of reviews – attempt to address these, but none has managed to address all the shortcomings fully.
This article proposes Evidence Synthesis 2.0 as an aspirational model of evidence synthesis that may provide a holistic solution to the shortcomings of systematic reviews.
Journal article / The authors provide a set of practical guidelines to help prevention scientists prepare synthesis-ready research.
Feature / SEI was invited to share research insights with the International Development Association and Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Event on 22 April – 23 April / SEI's Diane Archer and Raja Asvanon will be speakers at this international seminar on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of CUSRI.
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