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Using visual methods to further enhance qualitative evidence synthesis

2025-09-03

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The use of visual methods in qualitative evidence synthesis (QES) adds a valuable dimension to the synthesis process by enhancing understanding and knowledge generation. This paper provides an overview of common visual methods that support various stages of QES, with a worked example from a Cochrane QES using meta-ethnography. The paper also addresses the involvement of stakeholders, and considerations of equity,...

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5d83fe72-f8e7-5268-883f-c541368e8173
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10.22541/au.175691979.97191984/v1
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