Question

Name and describe the three types of systematic reviews (SRs).

Answer 1

Systematic reviews identify, evalaute, summarize the findings of individual studies regarding health realted issues, it provides available evidence for accessible to decision makers, researchers, policymakers, health care providers, etc. It limits the bias, make reliable and accurate conclusions, it increases the recession of the results.
There are five types of systematic reviews called:
Scoping review:
It is a preliminary assessment of potential size and scope of research, it helps to identify nature and extent of evidence in research in an ongoing process.
Rapid review:
It assesses the practice issues using a systemic review method to search and critically exit research.
Narrative review:
Improve primary studies and provide descriptions rather than statistics.
Meta-analysis:
continue the results statistically for quantitative studies to provide positive results.
Mixed methods:
It continues the method in the significant component as systematic. it provide combination of review appropriate. it continues qualitative and quantitative research for studies.