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Textual evidence systematic reviews series paper 1: introduction to the revised JBI methodology and overview of recent changes

A. McArthur, A. Cooper, D. Edwards, J. Klugarova, H. Yan, BV. Barber, EE. Gregg, LE. Weeks, Z. Jordan

. 2025 ; 23 (3) : 423-428. [pub] 20250204

Language English Country United States

Document type Journal Article

Persistent link   https://www.medvik.cz/link/bmc25009653

It is now widely recognized that an inclusive approach to evidence to inform policy and practice is necessary. Although methodologies for the synthesis of qualitative and quantitative evidence are well established, the synthesis of non-research evidence remains relatively new. In 2004, JBI developed a methodological approach to synthesize this type of evidence, advocating for the unique role of textual evidence when research to inform decision-making is limited. The JBI approach has recently been revised to reflect significant changes and advances in thinking and conceptualization of conducting textual evidence systematic reviews. The evolution of this methodology and the recent changes that have been made are articulated in this paper.

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