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Grey Literature and Systematic Reviews

Sally Hopewell · Mike J Clarke · Susan Mallett

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction The Importance of Minimising Bias through a Comprehensive Search Attempting to Avoid Bias: How a Search Might Proceed Including Studies Found in the Grey Literature Recommendations Acknowledgements Disclaimer References

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