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To quantify the time required and the number and types of resources utilized when searching grey literature for health sciences systematic reviews.

September 6, 2014Evidence Based Library and Information PracticeOpen Access

Grey Literature Searching for Health Sciences Systematic Reviews: A Prospective Study of Time Spent and Resources Utilized

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To quantify the time required and the number and types of resources utilized when searching grey literature for health sciences systematic reviews.
Prospectively tracked search time allocation and resource usage across systematic review search workflows.
Examined associations between grey literature search patterns and specific searcher and review characteristics.
Quantified baseline time expenditures and resource distributions required for comprehensive grey literature retrieval.
Identified measurable variations in search patterns based on review scope and searcher profile characteristics.

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Prospective study reveals time investment and resource utilization patterns for health sciences systematic review searches, highlighting benchmarks for research planning.

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Saleh et al. (2014) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d7af9ab1cb92dd1bb8bb51 https://doi.org/10.18438/b8dw3k

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Prospective study reveals time investment and resource utilization patterns for health sciences systematic review searches, highlighting benchmarks for research planning.

Grey Literature Searching for Health Sciences Systematic Reviews: A Prospective Study of Time Spent and Resources Utilized

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Grey Literature Searching for Health Sciences Systematic Reviews: A Prospective Study of Time Spent and Resources Utilized

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