Introduction to Review Articles: Writing Systematic and Narrative Reviews What Are Review Articles? Review articles integrate prior research, identify literature gaps, and reveal implications for future studies. Unlike original research, they analyze and summarize existing findings. Two main types: Systematic Reviews and Narrative Reviews. +44 161 394 0786 +91 9884350006 sales@pubrica.com pubrica.com Copyright © 2025 pubrica Systematic Reviews – Overview A structured and thorough approach to identify, evaluate, and synthesize evidence. Aim: Reduce bias and enhance reliability. Common in healthcare, psychology, and social sciences. +44 161 394 0786 +91 9884350006 sales@pubrica.com pubrica.com Copyright © 2025 pubrica Key Steps (Continued) Screening & Selection – Review title, abstract, and full text for eligibility. Quality Assessment – Evaluate study reliability (e.g., Cochrane Risk of Bias tool). Data Extraction & Synthesis – Collect key data; conduct meta-analysis if possible. +44 161 394 0786 +91 9884350006 sales@pubrica.com pubrica.com Copyright © 2025 pubrica Narrative Reviews – Overview A descriptive summary of literature without a structured method. Offers a broad view of a topic, ideal when evidence is limited. Useful for conceptual understanding and theoretical exploration. +44 161 394 0786 +91 9884350006 sales@pubrica.com pubrica.com Copyright © 2025 pubrica Conclusion: Both systematic and narrative reviews advance knowledge. Systematic = comprehensive, evidence-based synthesis. Narrative = flexible, thematic exploration. The choice depends on research question, evidence, and depth of analysis. +44 161 394 0786 +91 9884350006 sales@pubrica.com pubrica.com Copyright © 2025 pubrica Contact Us +44 161 394 0786 UNITED KINGDOM +91-9884350006 INDIA EMAIL sales@pubrica.com Copyright © 2025 pubrica pubrica.com WEBSITE