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McKinnon M C, Cheng S H, Garside R, Masuda Y J and Miller D C (2015) Map the evidence.

Our goal is to map the evidence available about requirements engineering practices adopted and challenges faced by agile teams in order to understand how traditional requirements engineering issues are resolved using agile requirements engineering.

We aimed to map the evidence on community engagement approaches to address health inequalities, with a focus on the mechanisms of engagement used, and to consider the coverage of current evidence to inform policy making on health inequalities.

Guided by this new framework we then carried out a rapid review to map the evidence base on the social determinants of population mental health and well-being.

The purpose of our review is to map the evidence and summarise what is known about relationships between entry-level, pre-vocational medical education delivered in rural places and rural work outcomes.

Given the pervasiveness of toolkits to disseminate health evidence and change practice, it is important to map the evidence for their effectiveness to inform decisions about their potential use.

We systematically mapped the evidence pertaining to poverty and depression-diabetes comorbidity in low and middle income countries.

Mapping the evidence using the assessment scheme and taxonomy clearly highlights relevant outcomes for interventions promoting communication and participation, differentiates between outcomes where there is sufficient evidence upon which to base a decision and less conclusive bases.

By systematically mapping the evidence in the broader sense we can identify the policy and interventions implications of existing research, highlight the gaps in knowledge and suggest future research.

There were five main stages to the project: first, selection of policies for appraisal; second, developing a theoretical model; third, mapping the evidence base; fourth, policy document analysis; and, finally, in-depth interviews with policymakers.

"This new map provides the evidence needed to start negotiating in the carbon market on a bigger scale," said Manuel Peruar-Vidal, Peru's environment minister, whose ministry supported the Carnegie Institution in creating the map.