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linear programming
planning by the use of linear relationships of variables involved. it makes use of certain mathematical techniques to get the best possible solution to a problem involving limited resources.
one field of management science that finds the optimal, or most efficient, way of using limited resources to achieve the objectives of an individual of a business
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linear programming
involves choosing a course of action when the mathematical model of the problem contains only linear functions (objective functions; constraints) with respect to the decision variables.
method of finding maximum or minimum value of a function that satisfies a given set of conditions
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linear programming
- method of dealing with decision problems as constrained linear models - mathematical technique for finding the best uses of organization's resources - &"programming in a linear structure&"
widely used mathematical modeling technique to convert all parts of the problem into linear equations programming refers to modeling and solving a decision problem mathematically
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linear programming
aka linear optimization a technique for achieving the best outcome in a mathematical model whose requirements are represented by linear relationships
strategy for finding the optimum value - either maximum or minimum - of a linear function that is subject to certain constraints.
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linear programming
a procedure used to find the max and min values of linear function. subject to given conditions on the variables called constraints
a method for finding a minimum or maximum value of a linear function, given a set of constraints
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linear programming
a mathematical technique to help plan and make decisions relative to the trade-offs necessary to allocate resources
is a mathematical programming tool that has help managers to make decisions to allocate scarce resources
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linear programming
a mathematical technique that provides the optimal solution for using a certain amount of resources given a number of constraints
math technique used to find the maximum or minimum of linear equations containing several variables
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linear programming
involves choosing a course of action when the mathematical model of the problem contains only linear functions (objective functions; constraints) with respect to the decision variables.
process of optimizing a linear objective function subject to a set of constraints
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linear programming
method of finding maximum or minimum value of a function that satisfies a given set of conditions
process of optimizing a linear objective function to a system of linear inequalities called constraints
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linear programming
used to find the maximum profits or minimum costs, subject to various constraints.
one field of management science that finds the optimal, or most efficient, way of using limited resources to achieve the objectives of an individual of a business
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linear programming
an optimization strategy; a method to achieve the best outcome of in a mathematical model whose requirements are represented by linear relationships
strategy for finding the optimum value - either maximum or minimum - of a linear function that is subject to certain constraints.
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linear programming
analytical technique in which linear algebraic relationships represent a firm's decisions, given a business objective, and resource constraints
a model consisting of linear relationships that represent a firms objective and resource constraints
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linear programming
analytical technique in which linear algebraic relationships represent a firm's decisions, given a business objective, and resource constraints
a model that consists of linear relationships representing a firm's decision, given an objective and resource constraints
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linear programming
is a method to achieve the best outcome (such as maximum profit or lowest cost) in a mathematical model whose requirements are represented by linear relationships
an optimization strategy; a method to achieve the best outcome of in a mathematical model whose requirements are represented by linear relationships
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linear programming
method of dealing with decision problems that can be expressed as constrained linear models
widely used mathematical modeling technique to convert all parts of the problem into linear equations programming refers to modeling and solving a decision problem mathematically
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linear programming
an optimization technique where you maximize profit or revenue or the number of people or to minimize something usually cost or time or distance.
used to find the maximum profits or minimum costs, subject to various constraints.
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linear programming
method of finding maximum or minimum value of a function that satisfies a given set of conditions
process of optimizing a linear objective function subject to a set of constraints
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linear programming
method for solving problems in which a quantity is to be maximized or minimized when the quantity is subject to various restrictions or constraints
a mathematical method of solving practicial problems (such as the allocation of resources) by means of linear fcns where the variables involved are subject to constraints
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linear programming
a model that consists of linear relationships representing a firm's decision, given an objective and resource constraints
a model consisting of linear relationships that represent a firms objective and resource constraints
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linear programming
a mathematical technique to help plan and make decisions relative to the trade-offs necessary to allocate resources
optimum allocation of resources is determined.
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linear programming
aka linear optimization a technique for achieving the best outcome in a mathematical model whose requirements are represented by linear relationships
this refers to mathematical models you can use to predict outcomes, such as highest profit or highest sales.
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linear programming
a mathematical technique designed to help operations managers plan and make decisions necessary to allocate resources.
a mathematical technique to help plan and make decisions relative to the trade-offs necessary to allocate resources
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linear programming
a mathematical technique designed to help operations managers plan and make decisions necessary to allocate resources.
optimum allocation of resources is determined.
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linear programming
a mathematical technique designed to help operations managers plan and make decisions necessary to allocate resources.
is a mathematical programming tool that has help managers to make decisions to allocate scarce resources
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linear programming
is a method to achieve the best outcome (such as maximum profit or lowest cost) in a mathematical model whose requirements are represented by linear relationships
aka linear optimization a technique for achieving the best outcome in a mathematical model whose requirements are represented by linear relationships
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linear programming
method for finding the minimum/maximum value of some quantity given a system of inequalities (contraints)
a method of finding the max/min value of some quantity given a system of constraints
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linear programming
this refers to mathematical models you can use to predict outcomes, such as highest profit or highest sales.
strategy for finding the optimum value - either maximum or minimum - of a linear function that is subject to certain constraints.
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linear programming
process of optimizing a linear objective function subject to a set of constraints
process of optimizing a linear objective function to a system of linear inequalities called constraints
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linear programming
optimum allocation of resources is determined.
is a mathematical programming tool that has help managers to make decisions to allocate scarce resources
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linear programming
an optimization technique where you maximize profit or revenue or the number of people or to minimize something usually cost or time or distance.
planning by the use of linear relationships of variables involved. it makes use of certain mathematical techniques to get the best possible solution to a problem involving limited resources.
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linear programming
an optimization strategy; a method to achieve the best outcome of in a mathematical model whose requirements are represented by linear relationships
this refers to mathematical models you can use to predict outcomes, such as highest profit or highest sales.
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linear programming
involves choosing a course of action when the mathematical model of the problem contains only linear functions (objective functions; constraints) with respect to the decision variables.
process of optimizing a linear objective function to a system of linear inequalities called constraints
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decision support
can also be computer generated care plans
this system takes data collected by the healthcare facility, turns it into information, and uses this information to make decisions about the healthcare facility.
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naive bayes
a classification method used to describe the probability of data belonging to a class based on the data's attributes
bayesian classifier -use probabilistic approach to identify what class a given observation belongs
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naive bayes
a simple probabilistic classifier based on applying bayes' theorem (from bayesian statistics) with strong (naive) independence assumptions
probabilistic classifier based on bayes' theorem; assumes all attributes are independent
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information extraction
identify and extract relevant information from unstructured text to transform the data entity extraction link extraction
converting unstructured data of natural language sentences into the structured data then using query tools such as sql
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information extraction
converting unstructured data of natural language sentences into the structured data then using query tools such as sql
• identify and extract relevant information from unstructured text • the aim is to transform unstructured data into structured data • entity extraction • link extraction
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information extraction
identify and extract relevant information from unstructured text to transform the data entity extraction link extraction
• identify and extract relevant information from unstructured text • the aim is to transform unstructured data into structured data • entity extraction • link extraction
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binary code
a coding system using the binary digits 0 and 1 to represent a letter, digit, or other character coding a computer or other electronic device.
a code system using the binary digits 0 or 1 to represent a letter, digit
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binary code
code used in digital computers, based on a binary number system in which there are only two possible states, off and on, usually symbolized by 0 and 1.
a simple code that computers use to send and receive data made from electrical signals and represented by 1s and 0s.
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web site
1) a web server. it makes a set of related documents available to browsers. (2) a set of related documents made available on a web server.
contains content served over the www. can represent a web application within internet information services (iis).
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web site
a group of web pages accessible at a specific web address that holds a collection of information identified by a common domain name, such as www.cnn.com.
a collection of pages on one particular topic, accessed under one web domain
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web site
a collection of web pages, typically from the same server or domain; usually with a common purpose, audience, or message
contains content served over the www. can represent a web application within internet information services (iis).
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web site
a collection of pages on one particular topic, accessed under one web domain
organised collection of pages at a single domain on the world wide web.
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web site
specific location on the web
used to display information that very rarely changes such as a company's name, location, contact information, and leadership team.
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web site
a specific location on the web that contains a collection of related files and resources by a person, group or organization
is a collection of related web pages and associated items, such as documents and pictures, stored on a web server
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web site
related collection of web pages
a collection of related webpages with a starting point/home page.
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web site
a collection of web pages that work together
a collection of related webpages with a starting point/home page.
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web site
1) a web server. it makes a set of related documents available to browsers. (2) a set of related documents made available on a web server.
a specific location on the web that contains a collection of related files and resources by a person, group or organization
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web site
one or more related web pages that are all located in the same place.
organised collection of pages at a single domain on the world wide web.
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web site
a group of related files organized around a common topic; the files may include web pages, graphics, audio, and video.
a connected group of web pages on a single topic or closely related ideas.
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web site
a group of related files organized around a common topic
a connected group of web pages on a single topic or closely related ideas.
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web site
a specific location on the web that contains a collection of related files and resources by a person, group or organization
contains content served over the www. can represent a web application within internet information services (iis).
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web site
one or more related web pages that are all located in the same place.
a collection of pages on one particular topic, accessed under one web domain
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web site
a group of web pages accessible at a specific web address that holds a collection of information identified by a common domain name, such as www.cnn.com.
organised collection of pages at a single domain on the world wide web.
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web site
typically a collection of related web pages with a starting point or home page
a collection of web pages that is usually accessed through a &"home page&"
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web site
a collection of web pages that work together
related collection of web pages
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web site
is a collection of related web pages and associated items, such as documents and pictures, stored on a web server
contains content served over the www. can represent a web application within internet information services (iis).
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web site
1) a web server. it makes a set of related documents available to browsers. (2) a set of related documents made available on a web server.
a collection of web pages, typically from the same server or domain; usually with a common purpose, audience, or message
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web site
a location connected to the internet that maintains one or more pages on the world wide web.
a computer connected to the internet that maintains a series of web pages on the world wide web (www)
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web site
a collection of web pages, typically from the same server or domain
group of related pages on a web server
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web site
a group of web pages accessible at a specific web address that holds a collection of information identified by a common domain name, such as www.cnn.com.
one or more related web pages that are all located in the same place.
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general form
y = ax^2 + bx + c
group that is not repeated onto itself by the symmetry operations so it has the same number of faces as the order of the group
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principal component analysis
used to illustrate correlations between input variables and create new variables, which capture the same information contained in the original data, but with less variables
illustrate hidden conclusions between input variables > create new variables that illustrate the same data but new model has less variables
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design space
linkage between the process inputs and critical quality attributes. the multidimensional combination and interaction of input variables and process parameters that have been demonstrated to provide assurance of quality
the k-dimensional region that bounds all the factor levels or values of interest
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design space
explicit representation alternative design options and of the thinking that went into the design of the artifact. (not the artifact)
an imaginary intellectual region of design alternatives that contains all of the potential solutions to our design problem
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design space
explicit representation alternative design options and of the thinking that went into the design of the artifact. (not the artifact)
imaginary intellectual region of all potential design alternatives
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relational databases
database technology involving tables (relations) representing entities and primary/foreign keys representing relationships
involves tables that represent entities and primary/foriegn keys that represent relationships
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relational databases
databases that carry their data in the form of tables and that represent relationships using foreign keys
relates, or connects, data in different files through the use of a key, or common data element.
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relational databases
-organize data into tables based on structured data groupings -use links, called relationships, between tables
this model consists of a database with a set of formally described tables, related (linked) to each other by a shared reference. users can create their own interactive queries.
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relational databases
-stores data in the form of related tables. -based on database normalization and can be accomplished with erd's.
ex. access -store data in the form of related tables -relational design is based on database normalization and be accomplished with erd's
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relational databases
based on collections of tables, each has a primary key, tables are linked together with foreign keys. less machine efficient, much easier to work with for developers.
two dimensional tables made up of rows and columns. similar to a spreadsheet file. relational databases support the explicit and implicit use of transactions to ensure data integrity.
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malicious code
malware, which can damage or alter data and programs on a system without permission and notice of the user.
a piece of code that defines basic functionality of the malware and compromises commands that result in security breaches
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malicious code
malware, which can damage or alter data and programs on a system without permission and notice of the user.
any code in any part of software system or script that is intended to cause undesired effects, security breaches or damage to a system.
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malicious code
virus, worms, trojan horses, backdoors, bots or botnets
this kind of attack includes the execution of viruses, worms, trojan horses, and active web scripts with the intent to destroy or steal information
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malicious code
a piece of code that defines basic functionality of the malware and compromises commands that result in security breaches
any code in any part of software system or script that is intended to cause undesired effects, security breaches or damage to a system.
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malicious code
includes a variety of threats such as viruses, worms, and trojan horses
this kind of attack includes the execution of viruses, worms, trojan horses, and active web scripts with the intent to destroy or steal information
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malicious code
type of software attack where an attacker inserts some type of undesired or unauthorized software, or malware into a target system.
any code in any part of software system or script that is intended to cause undesired effects, security breaches or damage to a system.
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malicious code
type of software attack where an attacker inserts some type of undesired or unauthorized software, or malware into a target system.
malware, which can damage or alter data and programs on a system without permission and notice of the user.
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systematic review
highest level of evidence multiple studies are judged related to a specific research question and reviewed to reveal the best practice or results pertaining to that question
beyond what most practitioners accomplish can include meta analyses comprehensive, unbiased, and specific about the question doesn't have to include statistics
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systematic review
-systematically collected -includes previously published research that fit criteria -previous research examined and combined to answer questions
a summary of clinical literature and makes critical assessments and evaluates all research studies that address a particular clinical issue
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systematic review
statistical technique for combining results of independent but similar studies to obtain an overall treatment effect
collection, review, and presentation of available studies addressing a particular clinical question. studies are reviewed according to specific criteria and methods. may include a meta-analysis
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systematic review
a highly structured and controlled search of the available literature that minimizes the potential for bias and produces a practice recommendation as an outcome.
highest level of evidence multiple studies are judged related to a specific research question and reviewed to reveal the best practice or results pertaining to that question
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systematic review
-structured comprehensive synthesis of research to determine best research evidence to address a healthcare question -rigorous synthesis by expert researchers
-bring together large number of individual studies into a single document -research studies, have inclusion and exclusion criteria -unbiased & comprehensive summary
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systematic review
-systematically collected -includes previously published research that fit criteria -previous research examined and combined to answer questions
involves application of scientific strategies in ways that limit bias, to assembly, critical appraisal, and synthesis all relevant studies that address a specific clinical question
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systematic review
statistical technique for combining results of independent but similar studies to obtain an overall treatment effect
a summary of clinical literature and makes critical assessments and evaluates all research studies that address a particular clinical issue
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systematic review
statistical technique for combining results of independent but similar studies to obtain an overall treatment effect
combination and analysis of all the studies relevant to a specific topic, enables effective clinical decisions to be made
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systematic review
a review of the literature, in which all available research studies on a particular topic are identified, analysed and synthesised
method of reviewing related literature for quantitative research
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systematic review
completed by identification of completed studies that address research question, then evaluate the results, and arrive at a conclusion > meta analysis
involves application of scientific strategies in ways that limit bias, to assembly, critical appraisal, and synthesis all relevant studies that address a specific clinical question
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systematic review
multiple relevant studies by criteria, may include unpublished research, conclusions consider context, such as quality studies, possible bias, applicability
combination and analysis of all the studies relevant to a specific topic, enables effective clinical decisions to be made
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systematic review
completed by identification of completed studies that address research question, then evaluate the results, and arrive at a conclusion > meta analysis
-systematically collected -includes previously published research that fit criteria -previous research examined and combined to answer questions
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systematic review
completed by identification of completed studies that address research question, then evaluate the results, and arrive at a conclusion > meta analysis
statistical technique for combining results of independent but similar studies to obtain an overall treatment effect
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systematic review
statistical technique for combining results of independent but similar studies to obtain an overall treatment effect
multiple relevant studies by criteria, may include unpublished research, conclusions consider context, such as quality studies, possible bias, applicability
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systematic review
-systematically collected -includes previously published research that fit criteria -previous research examined and combined to answer questions
combination and analysis of all the studies relevant to a specific topic, enables effective clinical decisions to be made
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systematic review
describes database research, checked reference lists, independent assessment, risk of bias assessment
results reported independently for each study (or as a range) but not combined between studies
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systematic review
multiple relevant studies by criteria, may include unpublished research, conclusions consider context, such as quality studies, possible bias, applicability
-bring together large number of individual studies into a single document -research studies, have inclusion and exclusion criteria -unbiased & comprehensive summary
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systematic review
completed by identification of completed studies that address research question, then evaluate the results, and arrive at a conclusion > meta analysis
multiple relevant studies by criteria, may include unpublished research, conclusions consider context, such as quality studies, possible bias, applicability
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systematic review
combination and analysis of all the studies relevant to a specific topic, enables effective clinical decisions to be made
-bring together large number of individual studies into a single document -research studies, have inclusion and exclusion criteria -unbiased & comprehensive summary
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systematic review
-systematically collected -includes previously published research that fit criteria -previous research examined and combined to answer questions
-structured comprehensive synthesis of research to determine best research evidence to address a healthcare question -rigorous synthesis by expert researchers
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systematic review
involves application of scientific strategies in ways that limit bias, to assembly, critical appraisal, and synthesis all relevant studies that address a specific clinical question
-bring together large number of individual studies into a single document -research studies, have inclusion and exclusion criteria -unbiased & comprehensive summary