Integrative Reviews

Recorded June 25, 2020
Presenter: Justine Sefcik
This session discussed integrative reviews following Whittmore and Knalf’s methodology. Software to ease the process of completing reviews will also be reviewed.
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[@amiraclemens9218]

Great video! I see a PRISMA tab on the covidence interface. Does the program create a PRISMA diagram from your studies? (Edit you answered this at the end). When it creates it, how can you extract it?

[@teambark2]

For data analysis you showed many examples of the table of evidence. What about the theming of the data. For integrative review, do we have to create table to show how we theme them together?

[@juriljrhiel2693]

What is the difference between integritive review and systematic review?

[@DrexelCNHP]

This talk discusses that an integrative review is similar to a systematic review. The biggest difference is that with an integrative review experimental and non-experimental (e.g. observational studies, theoretical) papers can be included within the review. This specific difference will have an effect on how the quality appraisal process will be approached, which is much clearer with a systematic review.

[@abdelrahmanal-anati5545]

Awesome! can you please send my your presentation pdf..etc, if this is possible?

[@jampedro5196]

Im confused what level of evidence is integrative review in systematic review