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This paper provides guidance for review authors and others on undertaking an assessment of adequacy in the context of the CERQual approach. We approach assessments of data adequacy in terms of the richness and quantity of the data supporting each review finding, but do not offer fixed rules regarding what constitutes sufficiently rich data or an adequate quantity of data. Instead, we recommend that this assessment is made in relation to the nature of the finding. We expect the CERQual approach, and its individual components, to develop further as our experiences with the practical implementation of the approach increase.
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Claire Glenton
Benedicte Carlsen
Simon Lewin
SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología
Implementation Science
University of Sheffield
University of Exeter
University of Cape Town
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