Systematic Review Quiz

What is the purpose of a systematic review?

• To provide a subjective interpretation of literature

• To rigorously collect, analyze, and synthesize research findings

• To present only personal opinions on a topic

• To create new experimental data

Which framework is commonly used for systematic review questions in quantitative research?

• PEO

• PICo

• PICO

• PRISMA

What is a key feature of a narrative literature review?

• Following strict PRISMA guidelines

• A broad overview of research without a strict methodology

• A focus only on experimental studies

• Mandatory use of meta-analysis

According to Bettany-Saltikov (2010), what is the first step in conducting a systematic review?

• Writing a conclusion

• Formulating a research question

• Conducting statistical analysis

• Publishing findings

What is the primary purpose of a scoping review?

• To map key concepts and research gaps

• To analyze only clinical trials

• To determine cause-and-effect relationships

• To replace systematic reviews

What is the P in the PICO framework?

• Process

• Population

• Procedure

• Paradigm

Which methodology does a systematic review require?

• Unstructured searching

• Random selection of articles

• Comprehensive and justified approach

• Ignoring article quality

What should a literature review aim to do?

• Identify and articulate knowledge gaps

• Only summarize previous studies

• Provide an experimental study

• Replace primary research

Which type of literature review does not require a PRISMA diagram?

• Systematic review

• Scoping review

• Narrative review

• Meta-analysis

What is an inclusion criterion in literature searches?

• A randomly chosen article

• A predetermined factor for selecting studies

• Any publication available online

• An author’s personal preference