Using Systematic Reviews to Improve Social Care

Abstract

This report examines the relevance of systematic reviews in promoting better knowledge for better services in social care. It focuses on the approach of the Campbell Collaboration, an international research organisation, founded in February 2000, with a mission to prepare, maintain and promote the accessibility of systematic reviews of the effects of social interventions. The report identifies key research teams using this approach and their work, emerging issues in the methods of systematic reviews, and recommendations to the Social Care Institute for Excellence.

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