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Articles were eligible if they met the following criteria: article published between January 2013 and December 2013; reporting an RCT involving critically ill adult patients (i.e., adults hospitalized in ICU); written in English.

The limitations of this review related to size, breadth, inclusion and exclusion criteria, article selection and review are acknowledged.

General inclusion criteria: Article type: Article and review; Language: English; Countries excluded: South Africa, Zimbabwe, Cambodia, Ghana, Kenya, Nepal, Pakistan, Tanzania, Vietnam, Slovakia, Qatar, Peru, Malaysia, Madagascar, Lebanon, Indonesia, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Israel, Nigeria, Bahamas, Czech Republic, Ghana, India, Iran, Kenya.

Researchers read each article and removed 1150 that met any of the following exclusion criteria: article is from an Irish edition; article is from the TV guide, review, sports, travel, weather or readers' letters sections; article is a duplicate of a previously-included articles; less than half of the article text is relevant to children and SHS.

Exclusion criteria: Articles in languages other than English and Scandinavian.

Inclusion criteria: Articles describing or evaluating the implementation of the CCM.

Published case studies were searched for using the following criteria: articles published in English and in peer reviewed journals published from 2006 to January 2010.

According to predefined inclusion criteria, articles that appeared to be potentially relevant were identified by the reviewer after reviewing titles and abstracts.

Selection criteria Articles with objective scientific information or advice, comments, opinions, or the experience of ordinary women or celebrities on delivery by caesarean section.

Articles were considered for inclusion if they satisfied the following three criteria: articles were related to the field of RCTs, articles discussed the use of research networks, and articles discussed the field of orthopaedic research.

In the event that no experimental studies would fulfil these criteria, articles that met the remaining criteria would be classified and examined, regardless of the study design in order to perform a qualitative synthesis of them.