How to conduct and report your scoping review: latest guidance

Assoc Prof Andrea Tricco explains how to conduct and report your scoping review using the latest guidance.

Chapters:

00:00 Welcome
06:00 Outline of presentation by Assoc Prof Andrea Tricco
07:55 What is a scoping review?
10:19 How are scoping reviews useful?
13:33 Scoping review steps
19:44 How to develop a JBI protocol for a scoping review
21:05 Protocol development
22:01 Title
22:57 Question
23:42 Introduction
24:48 Inclusion criteria
26:06 Search strategy
28:21 Sources of evidence selection
28:56 Data extraction
29:45 Analysis of the evidence
30:54 Presentation of the results
31:32 How to formulate results of a JBI scoping review
31:42 Review authors
31:59 Abstract
32:47 Data extraction
33:01 Analysis and presentation of results
33:38 Search results
34:21 Inclusion of sources of evidence
35:04 Discussion
35:39 Conclusions and recommendations
36:23 The PRISMA-ScR checklist
41:47 Q&A with Assoc Prof Andrea Tricco

Resources mentioned in the webinar include:

PRISMA-ScR:

JBI template source of evidence details, characteristics and results extraction instrument:

The JBI Scoping Review Network:

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[MargaretOfori-ldfo]

Thank you for the information. The content is exactly what I need for a guide.

[janetgarner]

So glad I found this recorded webinar, just struggling with the focus of my scoping review at the moment!

[davidofili]

Comprehensive and highly helpful. Thanks for making the recording available

[atikahbalqisf]

Thank you so much! So glad that i found it saved on youtube. I’m conducting this scoping review for my master degree and it’s really helpful. Thank you

[sangduanginggeaw]

Thank you for this presentation. It was apparent and helpful.

[annahlesunyane]

Very useful information. Thank you very much for the recording

[donnamac]

Thank you this has been so helpful as I embark on my dissertation.

[ndasowachitule]

Very useful information and well presented! glad I found this!

[munukon]

Nice presentation and very informative. Thanks for the update.

[subashpalanisamy]

Thank you for sharing such an informative session

[abolfazlmohammadi]

Thank you so much for sharing! Very informative.

[abrahamkuot]

Great presentation; thanks for recording it.

[iffatzafar]

I would like to know what form are you talking about at 29:21?. Is it an automated tool to download a table form of the finalised studies?. I am a bit lost for this form?.

[rodolfobastianvallekendall]

Thanks a lot for this information. Do you officially recommend any kind of software?

[dimasdimasalang]

Thank you, JBI.
What is the minimum number of articles for a scoping review?

[tanvirrahman]

Worthy to watch for my scoping review.
I have a query - Should i include abstract articles for my literature review? I have selected 24 articles for final review and 6 of them are Abstract articles.

[faroukgarba]

Thank you very much for this. A very informative video. Just to clarify, we have both the scoping review protocol and the main scoping review which we can both publish?

[isabelomalley]

We have 407 studies included in our scoping review. I understand we can put the results of individual sources of evidence in an appendix (Tricco 2018, Item 20), thankfully. I'm looking for guidance on how to decide which individual studies to include in the manuscript. I know it will depend on our research question, but are you aware of any similarly large scoping reviews that you recommend we look at for examples?

[clementinepouliot]

Thank you so much for sharing! What data extraction tool would you recommend for a scoping review ?

[Sr-fusw]

Hi. Could u pls teach how to do the there step search for an example using PubMEd