A multicomponent decision tool for prioritising the updating of systematic reviews

Yemisi Takwoingi · Sally Hopewell · David I Tovey · Alex J. Sutton

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Meta-analysis and systematic reviews Clinical practice guidelines implementation Delphi Technique in Research

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There is no formal consensus on when to update a systematic review, and updating too frequently can be an inefficient use of resources and introduce bias. A multicomponent tool could help researchers decide when is best to update such reviews

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