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- 2 Defining Interventions and How They Will Be Grouped#Section-3-2-2
- 3 Defining Which Comparisons Will Be Made#Section-3-2-3
- 4 Selecting, Prioritizing and Grouping Review Outcomes#Section-3-2-4
In some reviews, predefining the intervention (MECIR Box 3.2.c) may be straightforward. For example, in a review of the effect of a given anticoagulant on deep vein thrombosis, the intervention can be defined precisely. A more complicated definition might be required for a multi-component intervention composed of dietary advice, training and suppor...
When articulating the PICO for each synthesis, defining the intervention groups alone is not sufficient for complete specification of the planned syntheses. The next step is to define the comparisons that will be made between the intervention groups. Setting aside for a moment more complex analyses such as network meta-analyses, which can simultane...
3.2.4.1 Selecting review outcomes#section-3-2-4-1
Broad outcome domains are decided at the time of setting up the review PICO (see Chapter 2). Once the broad domains are agreed, further specification is required to define the domains to facilitate reporting and synthesis (i.e. the PICO for comparison) (see Chapter 2, Section 2.3). The process for specifying and grouping outcomes largely parallels that used for specifying intervention groups. Reporting of outcomes should rarely determine study eligibility for a review. In particular, studies...
3.2.4.2 Prioritizing review outcomes#section-3-2-4-2
Once a full list of relevant outcomes has been compiled for the review, authors should prioritize the outcomes and select the outcomes of most relevance to the review question. The GRADE approach to assessing the certainty of evidence (see Chapter 14) suggests that review authors separate outcomes into those that are ‘critical’, ‘important’ and ‘not important’ for decision making. The critical outcomes are the essential outcomes for decision making, and are those that would form the basis of...
3.2.4.3 Defining and grouping outcomes for synthesis#section-3-2-4-3
Table 3.2.c outlines a process for planning for the diversity in outcome measurement that may be encountered in the studies included in a review and which can complicate, and sometimes prevent, synthesis. Research has repeatedly documented inconsistency in the outcomes measured across trials in the same clinical areas (Harrison et al 2016, Williamson et al 2017). This inconsistency occurs across all aspects of outcome measurement, including the broad domains considered, the outcomes measured,...
May 25, 2023 · In this chapter, we offer one approach to guide novice evaluators in considering, selecting, and articulating criteria to represent definitions of quality and in making the value basis of evaluation transparent (See Davidson, 2005b; Roorda & Gullickson, 2019 for alternate approaches.)
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Sep 18, 2021 · This review aims to synthesize a published set of evaluative criteria for good qualitative research. The aim is to shed light on existing standards for assessing the rigor of qualitative research encompassing a range of epistemological and ontological standpoints.
- Drishti Yadav
- drish131196@gmail.com
- 2021
This chapter introduces the six criteria (Figure 4.1), presenting them in the order in which they are most logically considered: starting with relevance and coherence, then effectiveness and efficiency, and finally impact and sustainability. Each criterion is defined and its importance described.
Jun 1, 2024 · Criteria specify whose and what values underpin evaluative processes and judgments. •. Criteria specification has implications for the quality of an evaluation. •. A systematic approach to criteria specification considers multiple domains and sources of criteria. •.
May 25, 2023 · Abstract. Evaluative criteria describe the attributes that define a high‐quality intervention and represent values about which intervention characteristics or results are desirable. There are...
