High-Stakes Systematic Reviews: A Case Study From the Field of Teen Pregnancy Prevention

Brian Goesling, Sarah Oberlander and Lisa Trivits

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Abstract: Systematic reviews help policy makers and practitioners make sense of research findings in a particular program, policy, or practice area by synthesizing evidence across multiple studies.

Keywords: teen pregnancy prevention; systematic review; federal grant funding (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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