The role of reporting standards in producing robust literature reviews

Neal Robert Haddaway () and Biljana Macura
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Neal Robert Haddaway: Stockholm Environment Institute
Biljana Macura: Stockholm Environment Institute

Nature Climate Change, 2018, vol. 8, issue 6, 444-447

Abstract: Literature reviews can help to inform decision-making, yet they may be subject to fatal bias if not conducted rigorously as ‘systematic reviews’. Reporting standards help authors to provide sufficient methodological detail to allow verification and replication, clarifying when key steps, such as critical appraisal, have been omitted.

Date: 2018
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