Database Selection and Citation Retrieval in Rapid Reviews: A Meta-Research Study #wra #database

 



This publication examines how restricting database selection to MEDLINE, CENTRAL, and Embase affects citation retrieval and study recall in rapid reviews. The study evaluates relative yield, relative recall, missed studies, incremental recall, database overlap, and cumulative number needed to read across systematic reviews of chronic primary low back pain interventions. The findings highlight the importance of thoughtful database selection in efficient and comprehensive evidence retrieval. International Database Scientist Awards Website : https://databasescientist.org/ Nominate Now : https://databasescientist.org/award-nomination/?ecategory=Awards&rcategory=Awardee Contact Us : support@databasescientist.org #InternationalDatabaseScientistAwards #DatabaseResearch #DatabaseScience #DatabaseSelection #CitationRetrieval #InformationRetrieval #ResearchDatabases #MEDLINE #CENTRAL #Embase #SystematicReviews #RapidReviews #MetaResearch #EvidenceSynthesis #ResearchMethodology #BibliographicDatabases #DataScience #ScientificResearch #ResearchAnalytics #CitationAnalysis #StudyRecall #DatabaseSearch #ClinicalEpidemiology #EvidenceBasedResearch #ResearchInnovation #AcademicResearch #DataDrivenResearch #ScientificPublication #ResearchExcellence #DatabaseScientist

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