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Karlsson LE, Takahashi R. A Resource for Developing an Evidence Synthesis Report for Policy-Making [Internet]. Copenhagen: WHO Regional Office for Europe; 2017. (Health Evidence Network Synthesis Report, No. 50.)
A Resource for Developing an Evidence Synthesis Report for Policy-Making [Internet].
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Table A5.1.
WHO/HEN grading scale.
Table A5.2.
Quantitative evidence scale of GRADE.
Table A5.3.
The CERQual approach: assessment of confidence in the evidence from reviews of qualitative synthesis findings.
Table A5.4.
A hierarchy of evidence for practice in qualitative research: summary features.
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