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Showing 1 to 20 of 25 for “"Systematic literature reviews"”.
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Pre-trained Language Models for Clinical Systematic Literature Reviews
Although systematic literature reviews play a critical role in clinical-based decision making, manual methods for information extraction can sometimes take prohibitively long. In this work, we first describe the construction of datasets in two distinct clinical domains containing randomized trials …
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Automating systematic literature reviews in healthcare: leveraging artificial intelligence for enhanced evidence-based decision making.
Systematic literature reviews (SLRs) are considered the gold standard in synthesising evidence across various research disciplines due to their structured, transparent, and reproducible nature. Despite their critical role, the SLR process is often perceived as burdensome and time-intensive, largely …
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Economic governance, foreign direct investment and economic growth in South and East Asia pacific region: evidence from systematic literature reviews and meta-analysis
… for South and East Asia & Pacific regions using systematic literature review and meta-regression analysis. Findings of first meta-regression analysis based on 771 estimates from 48 empirical studies suggest that, except for corruption all measures of governance have an important effect on FDI. …
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Presenting a Systematic Literature Review Method Using a Mixed-Methods Design and its Application to Mind Map Research
… study introduces a novel approach for conducting Systematic Literature Reviews(SLRs) by incorporating a unique mixed-methods design into the well-established SLR process. The proposed approach, identified as Mixed-Methods Based Systematic Literature Review (MMB-SLR), not only provides researchers …
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Tėvų emigracijos įtaka Lietuvoje likusių jų vaikų sveikatai /
… overview of the methodology and results of systematic literature reviews, which not only identified certain links between parental emigration and the physical and mental health of children but also highlighted the lack of research on this topic in Lithuania and the European region. The text …
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Impact of parental emigration on the health of their children remaining in Lithuania /
… overview of the methodology and results of systematic literature reviews, which not only identified certain links between parental emigration and the physical and mental health of children but also highlighted the lack of research on this topic in Lithuania and the European region. The text …
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Using the self-regulatory model to explore cultural understandings of dementia and inform a culturally sensitive intervention
… that required distinctive support. Two systematic literature reviews were conducted; one explored how people from Irish and African Caribbean backgrounds cope with chronic illnesses. The second, considered how interventions can be successfully adapted for different cultural groups. …
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Using the self-regulatory model to explore cultural understandings of dementia and inform a culturally sensitive intervention
… that required distinctive support. Two systematic literature reviews were conducted; one explored how people from Irish and African Caribbean backgrounds cope with chronic illnesses. The second, considered how interventions can be successfully adapted for different cultural groups. …
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An Exploration of Tensions in Centralized and Decentralized Digital Platform Contexts
… meta-analysis of published case studies, and systematic literature reviews. The findings derived from all five essays contribute to a better understanding of tensions in digital platforms. In particular, this thesis (1) offers a lens for analyzing platforms as collective organizations in which …
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The Causes and Consequences of Community Disassembly in Human Modified Tropical Forest: Scarabaeine Dung Beetles as a Model System
… insect species. To do this, I have combined systematic literature reviews and empirical approaches to understand how two widespread anthropogenic drivers of environmental change in tropical forest (i.e. land-use change and degradation) influence the community disassembly of Scarabaeine dung …
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Design of a Framework to Measure the Degree of Live Virtual Constructive (LVC) Simulation Interoperability
… Therefore, there should be an appropriate systematic approach to measure the potential LVC simulation interoperability which includes technical, conceptual and organizational domains. This research aims to design a preliminary systematic approach to measure the potential interoperability …
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Understanding Individuals’ Willingness for Prosocial Data Disclosure: Exploring Antecedents and Investigating Strategies for its Promotion
… employing different research methods, including systematic literature reviews, qualitative and quantitative surveys, interviews, workshops, and conjoint analysis, this dissertation contributes to the identification of the multifaceted antecedents of prosocial data disclosure which can be …
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Conservation of vervets, Africa’s most ubiquitous primates
… few major threats. Data were obtained through systematic literature reviews (habitat use, crop-raiding), analysis of CITES trade records (international trade, trophy hunting), websites and internet posts (trophy hunting) and direct observations at the Vervet Monkey Foundation (VMF) in South …
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Teilhabegerechtigkeit bei der digitalen Inklusion älterer Erwachsener: Eine Potenzialanalyse von Sprachassistenten
… of methodologically diverse studies—including systematic literature reviews, laboratory experiments, surveys, and field studies—the research aims to uncover how older adults perceive, interact with, and are impacted by technologies, such as the particular model “Amazon Echo Show 10, 3rd …
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Anger: Its Role and Relation to Aggression and Coercive Containment in Secure Adult Mental Health Services
… and/or coercive containment. METHODS: Two systematic literature reviews were conducted on patient anger and nursing staff anger, respectively. Correlational study designs were adopted across four empirical studies using validated questionnaires and cognitive tasks. Aggression and …
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Management of self-cutting in psychiatric inpatient wards: attitudes of nursing staff and service users
… utilise a 'harm reduction' model. <br/>Aims: Two systematic literature reviews were conducted: i) the attitudes of mental health nurses towards self-harm; ii) self-cutting as a specific form of self-harm. A questionnaire tool was then developed which sought to measure the attitudes of mental …
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Kineziterapijos ir skausmo neuromokslo edukacijos poveikis lėtinių skausmų valdyme: sisteminė literatūros apžvalga /
… EDUCATION IN CHRONIC PAIN MANAGEMENT: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW Rehabilitation Master's Thesis The Author: Karolis Daubaris, 2nd year student of the Rehabilitation, Physical and Sports Medicine Department, Institute of Health Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, Vilnius University Academic …
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Transparency and Control about Privacy in Data-Driven Online Services: An Investigation of Design Choices and Users' Data Disclosure Decision-Making
… employ different research methods, including systematic literature reviews and quantitative studies. The findings of the essays contribute to a better understanding of the effects of transparency and control on user decision-making in the privacy domain by (1) offering conceptualizations that …
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The effects of Performance-Based Financing on the uptake of health services in low-and-middle-income countries: A systematic review
… effectiveness and efficiency. Two previous systematic literature reviews assessed the effect of PBF on the uptake of specific health services such as HIV/AIDs and modern family planning. Another two assessed its effect on different aspects of the health system including health outcomes. This …
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Alexithymia in a psychiatric population: Stability and relationship with therapeutic outcome
… In addition, there is inconsistency in the literature regarding the role of alexithymia in therapeutic intervention and a lack of robust studies involving control or comparative therapeutic conditions. Two systematic literature reviews were conducted to evaluate the prevalence rate of …
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