Real world reviews: A beginner's guide to undertaking systematic reviews of public health policy interventions.

Clare Bambra (1)

1 Department of Geography, Wolfson Research Institute, Durham University

The systematic review is becoming an increasingly popular and established research method in public health. It is now widely considered within policy and practice circles to be a good way of making research evidence accessible and useable. Obtaining systematic review skills are therefore becoming a common requirement for most public health researchers and practitioners. However, most researchers still remain apprehensive and fearful about conducting their first systematic review. This is often because an “ideal” type of systematic review is promoted in the systematic review methods literature.

Mots clés: PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY; SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS

Clare Bambra. Real world reviews: A beginner's guide to undertaking systematic reviews of public health policy interventions.. Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 2009, pp.jech.2009.088740v2. ⟨10.1136/jech.2009.088740⟩. ⟨hal-00488427⟩