The handbook provides guidance for authors of Cochrane Intervention reviews and is a source for questions of methodology for anyone conducting a review.
The handbook provides guidance for authors of JBI evidence synthesis projects and is a source for information about methodology for anyone conducting a review.
The handbook provides guidance for authors of Campbell Collaboration and is a source for questions of methodology for anyone conducting a review in the social sciences.
This guide from the National Academy of Medicine provides methodology for systematic reviews of the comparative effectiveness of medical or surgical interventions.
This site offers free training for Comparative Effectiveness Research and Patient Centered Outcomes Research. It is created by Brown University’s Center for Evidence Synthesis in Health that is funded by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ).
PRISMA is an evidence-based minimum set of items for reporting in systematic reviews and meta-analyses. Important documentation to review includes the Checklist, Explanation or Elaboration of the Checklist, and Flow Diagrams.
PRISMA provides an extension specifically for scoping reviews. The guidance includes a checklist and a statement that includes the checklist and explanation.