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    Approaching the body of evidence: Key concepts of Overviews
    (2023) Cruzat, Benjamin; Reveco-Guzman, Kimberly; Encina-Meneses, Matías; Ortiz Muñoz, Luis Eugenio; Bracchiglione, Javier
    The increasing production of primary research and literature reviews in the last decades has made it necessary to develop a new methodological design to synthesize the evidence: the overviews. An overview is a type of evidence synthesis that uses systematic reviews as the unit of analysis, with the aim of extracting and analyzing the results for a new or broader research question, helping the shared decision-making processes. The aim of this article is to introduce the reader to this type of evidence summaries, high-lighting the differences between overviews and other types of synthesis, the unique methodological aspects of overviews, and future challenges. This is the twelfth article from a collaborative methodological series of narrative reviews about biostatistics and clinical epidemiology.
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    Approaching the body of evidence: Key concepts of Overviews
    (2023) Cruzat, Benjamin; Reveco-Guzman, Kimberly; Encina-Meneses, Matías; Ortiz Muñoz, Luis Eugenio; Bracchiglione, Javier
    The increasing production of primary research and literature reviews in the last decades has made it necessary to develop a new methodological design to synthesize the evidence: the overviews. An overview is a type of evidence synthesis that uses systematic reviews as the unit of analysis, with the aim of extracting and analyzing the results for a new or broader research question, helping the shared decision-making processes. The aim of this article is to introduce the reader to this type of evidence summaries, high-lighting the differences between overviews and other types of synthesis, the unique methodological aspects of overviews, and future challenges. This is the twelfth article from a collaborative methodological series of narrative reviews about biostatistics and clinical epidemiology.