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DataBase: Research and Evaluation Results

A systematic literature search is conducted annually to identify research articles published in the previous calendar year that are pertinent to one or more of the seven research questions addressed in the DataBase section of the American Journal of Health Promotion. Additionally, very important studies published during the current year are occasionally identified for expedited review. Articles are reviewed and summarized using a standard format by the editorial team. Key variables are extracted from each article and included in a searchable online DataBase. These variables include sample size, study duration, type of measurement tools, research design rating, internal validity rating, unit of analysis, research questions, and topic codes. While all reviewed studies are included in the online DataBase, only studies judged to be most important are published in the American Journal of Health Promotion. Readers can access the searchable online DataBase on American Journal of Health Promotion website at http://www. healthpromotionjournal.com/database.htm.