Rapid reviews have emerged as a practical and timely approach in healthcare research, where time is critical and decisions have life-altering consequences. Compared to traditional systematic reviews, these are streamlined, more adaptable, and especially useful in crises like pandemics or urgent policy changes. But here’s the twist: while quicker, they can sometimes compromise rigor. So, […]
Understanding Literature Reviews in Healthcare: Scoping Reviews
Scoping reviews are similar to systematic reviews but differ significantly in their purpose and method, making it important to examine these distinctions. They systematically analyze existing literature without the limits of quality assessment, revealing overarching patterns, research gaps, and valuable insights in various research landscapes. This article is the fourth installment in the ongoing series, […]
