Systematic Prospective Assessment of Rapid Knowledge Synthesis (SPARKS): a prospective controlled study
Impact:
- This methods study aims to compare the quality, efficiency, and decisions made between rapid reviews and systematic reviews on the same topic
- Through this study, we hope to: advance the science of knowledge synthesis and knowledge translation; provide a guideline for knowledge synthesis producers globally regarding the conduct of knowledge synthesis and where efficiencies may be gained; and enhance timeliness and quality of decisions made by patients, clinicians, and policy-makers
Protocol:
Funding:
Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR)
SPARKS Reviews
Digital interventions for distraction during painful procedures among children
Knowledge Translation (KT) sustainability
Effect of intratympanic steroids compared to betahistine on vertigo outcomes in adult patients with Meniere's disease
Category : KS Projects
Date : 31 Oct 2017