What is a Systematic Review?
A Systematic Review is a rigorous, scientific method that brings together and analyzes evidence from multiple studies and sources on a specific topic or question. Unlike traditional literature reviews, systematic reviews follow a structured, transparent, and replicable process to minimize bias and provide comprehensive insights.
Who Benefits?
- Policymakers seeking evidence-based solutions
- Organizations making strategic decisions
- Foundations planning interventions
- Research institutions needing comprehensive evidence synthesis
- Development sector professionals looking to understand 'what works'
Athena's Role as Your Research Partner, We:
- Design and conduct comprehensive search strategies
- Execution of systematic searches
- Double screening & data extraction
- Critical appraisal and confidence rating based on standard critical apprasial tools
- Systematic synthesis using gold standard methods
- Provide actionable insights and recommendations
- Develop plain language summaries, tool kits & other innovative dissemination products
What Does It Achieve?
- Synthesizes complex data from large evidence data bases
- Helps in identifying high quality evidence
- Identifies gaps in current knowledge
- Promotes evidence informed decision making
- Prevents duplication of efforts
- Maps out trends and patterns across multiple studies
- Provides direction for future research
- Guides policy development
Whether you're exploring policy effectiveness, program impacts, or seeking to understand 'what works' in your field, our Systematic Review service helps you navigate through evidence to find answers that matter.
To partner with us on systematic review methodologies, connect with cbd@athenainfonomics.com
To know more, reach out to Vinay or Monisha.
