We identified a relatively small number of papers despite using a broad search strategy.
This review is based on a thorough search for published placebo-controlled studies of citalopram for adults with MDD, using a broad search strategy.
During the model development process, the authors searched several databases for relevant LO frameworks and their related concepts by using a broad search strategy.
Searches were conducted using a broad search strategy that included keywords and medical subject heading terms for an adherence facet and an oral prescription medication facet (available upon request).
These papers can be identified only by using a broad search strategy with no specific adverse effects terms, followed by manual (and potentially laborious) searching of the full-text versions.
Our first task was to identify the scope of the LO and related literature within and outside of medical databases; thus, our aim was to get a large sample of the concepts by using a broad search strategy.
First, by using a broad search strategy, this study retrieved almost 19,500 articles that required manual review by the authors (RT, AR) in order to remove articles not primarily focusing on anesthesiologist topics.
Despite using a broad search strategy to accommodate for the lack of a standard definition of program management in the literature, the authors were able to identify only 14 empirical studies focused specifically on the use of evidence in decision-making for program management during the time period searched.
Eight electronic databases (MEDLINE, Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (Central), EMBASE, AMI, CINAHL, Scopus, AMED, ISI Web of Science) were searched from inception until January 2014 using a broad search strategy based on relevant medical subject heading (MeSH) terms [ 18] (see Additional file 1).
The recent review by Ryman [ 5] concentrated on efforts to strengthen routine vaccination services and used a broader search approach than did Pegurri [ 3] and Batt [ 14].
