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Last updated 7 years ago

First published 19 February, 2017

Research

English Rating: ALL ages Shortest path: 5 nodes Longest path: 14 nodes Possible solutions: 20

Helen Farrar

Was this published in a scientific journal? YES. UNSURE. NO.
What kind of publication is it? Primary Research. Clinical Practice Guidelines or Consensus Panel . Editorial . Literature Review.
LEVEL IV JH Level VI ST.
LEVEL VI (Stetle's), Level V (John Hopkins).
LEVEL V JH.
Single research study? YES. No.
How was the data measured? Numerically. Qualitatively. BOTH.
LEVEL IV ST , LEVEL III JH.
MIXED METHODS LEVEL III JH, LEVEL IV ST.
Was there an experiment? YES. NO.
LEVEL IV ST, LEVEL III JH.
Random assignment to groups? YES. NO.
LEVEL I JH, LEVEL II ST.
LEVEL II JH, LEVEL III, ST.
Systematic Review of LIterature? NO. YES.
Clinical Practice Guidleines or Consensus Panel Report. NO. YES.
Probaly not useful as "evidence".
LEVEL IV JH, LEVEL VI Steler's.
Multiple controlled studies or clinical trials? NO. YES.
LEVEL I ST and JH.
Review of a combination of experimental. YES. NO. UNSURE.
LEVEL II JH .
Review of combination experimental and non. YES.
LEVEL III JH.
Sys Review of only Qualitative Studies. YES.
Meta Synthesis = LEVEL III JH.
Practice Journal? YES. NO.
Probably not useful as "evidence".
Was the article a summary of research? (secondary). YES. NO.
See Literature Review.
Was this an expert opinion? YES. NO.
LEVEL V, (John Hopkins), LEVEL VI (Stelter Model).
Was it a report about a program evaluation, how research was used, a case report or a quality improvement project? YES. NO.
YES.
Probably not useful as "evidence".
Is this a website or handout? YES.
Probably not useful as "evidence".