Chapter 4 Flashcards

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Research Review

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Synthesizes exisiting knowledge on a specific question and draws new conclusions
Initial and Independent reserach project

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Lit Review vs Research Review

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mLit review guides forulation of research questions/hyoptheses, research review you make new contributions and arguments

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4 Independent Research Reviews

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Integrative
Theoretical
Methodological
Policy-oriented

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Integrative Research Review

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Summarizes past research addressing similar/related hypotheses, highlight issues left unresolved, directs future research

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Theoretical Review

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Summarizes existing theories used to explain particular topic

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Methodological Review

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Summarized different designs used to study topics, identifies strengths and weaknesses for each

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Policy-Oriented Review

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Draws out policy implications of topic

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Research Review 5 step process

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Identify topic
Prepare coding sheet
Search for research publications
Synthesize research publications
Reporting previous research

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Coding Sheet

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Collects summary info from articles to be reviewed, necessary if # of studies to be reviewed is large and gets all info in one reading

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If you have multiple coders for a coding sheet,

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need training to speak the same language, have the same lens

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Having blank spaces in a coding sheet is

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normal, not all studies report what a researcher searches for

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12
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Research reviews must specify _____ population

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target

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13
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An ideal research topic contains ___ to ___ concepts

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2-3

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Boolean Operators

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And, Or, Not, making searching more precise

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Pubmed (includes medline)

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premier database for biomedical literature, over 15 million citations

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Cochrane Library

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reviews evidence for and against effectiveness/appropriateness of health care services

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PsycINFO

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abstract database of psychological literature

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EMBASE

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Similar to PubMed

19
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Biosis

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Life science abstracts

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MeSH Terms

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Medical Subject Headings, created by National Libraries of Medicine, indexes/organizes PubMed articles

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Where is MeSH (medical subject headlines) applied?

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In MEDLINE, each article in medline associated with MeSH terms describing content

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Purpose for application of quantitative procedures

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tend to be mroe standardized and objective, provide integrated summaries

23
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Meta-analysis is a ________ procedure

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quantitative

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Meta analysis is

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stat analyses combining and interpreting results of indepdeent studies of a given scientific issue for purpose of integrating findings

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Fundamental assumptions in meta-analysis

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same conceptual hypothesis/research question assumed for all studies
Separate studies included in analysis are indepedent of each other

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Qualitative Procedures in Research Review

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Address nonquantifiable features of study
Often used in theoretical reviews, study things with policy relevancy

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Strengths of Research Review

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Contributes to advance of scientific knowledge
Less expensive
Fewer staff

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Weaknesses of Research Review

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Constraints on materials available for review –> assumptions must be made
Some limitations represent pervasive concerns in primary research