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We searched for all reviews of tobacco control interventions published by Cochrane (4th quarter 2008) and the Guide.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to examine the quality of systematic reviews or meta-analyses on the effectiveness of nursing interventions published by Korean researchers using AMSTAR.
This critical appraisal of systematic reviews or meta-analyses in the field of nursing interventions published by Korean researchers illustrated that most of 22 reviews is low-to-moderate quality using the AMSTAR tool.
The aim of this study was 1) to assess the methodological quality of systematic reviews or meta-analyses related to nursing interventions published by Korean authors, and 2) to identify methodological quality domain rated as improperly performed.
Further, she has written Practical Social Skills for Autism Spectrum Disorders: Designing Child Specific Intervention, published by W.W. Norton & Co., 2012.
A summary of more than 180 submissions from doctors, patient groups and industry representatives to Keogh's review of the regulation of cosmetic interventions, published on Monday by the Department of Health (DH), paints a picture of an often irresponsible body image enhancement business more interested in profits than patient welfare or safety.
First, this study included systematic reviews or meta-analyses of nursing interventions published in Korean or English by Korean researchers.
We included systematic reviews or meta-analyses of the treatment effects on nursing interventions published in English or Korean by Korean reviewers.
Reviews of evidence on the effects of interventions are published by both the Cochrane and Campbell Collaborations.
To create a better understanding of how and why a complex intervention works, and to gain insight into costs and benefits, the framework for development and evaluation of complex interventions as published by the UK Medical Research Council is widely used [ 20].
Rory Stewart is co-author of Can Intervention Work? published by WW Norton.
