Such representations of MTCL have thus far not been systematically appraised.
We might suggest that e-Government initiatives are sometimes undertaken on a "me-too" basis, where programmes are instituted more because others are seen to be doing them and/or they are a badge of modernity, rather than because their potential worth has been systematically appraised.
Baseline, procedural, outcome and validity data were systematically appraised and pooled, when appropriate, with random-effect methods.
The best available evidence was systematically gathered, appraised, and synthesized.
To date Australian economic evaluations have not been systematically described, appraised or explored, except for decisions of the PBAC Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Councill) between 1991 to 1996[ 1].
Few studies have systematically appraised the use of evidence in this wider sense.
The aims of this study were to systematically appraise the quality of guidance on conducting local incident reviews in maternity units in the UK and to describe how incidents are reviewed, how findings are disseminated and the processes in place to ensure lessons are learned for future care.
The purpose of this review is to systematically appraise the peer-reviewed literature about the genetic and environmental determinants of psychiatric comorbidity, focusing on four of the most prevalent types of psychopathology: anxiety disorders, depression, conduct disorder and substance abuse.
The aim of this review was to systematically appraise the published prevalence studies conducted on the African continent to establish the prevalence of LBP in Africa.
The scientific situation of art therapy is currently characterized by the fact that existing knowledge and research is only marginally collected and systematically appraised, and thus is troublesome and patchy to research.
A CGA was done to systematically appraise the function status of the elderly that has not been effectively applied to elderly Chinese patients on a large scale.
