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The Evidence Movement: The Development and Consequences of Methodologies in Review Practices

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The evidence movement and the idea of systematic reviews, defined as summaries of the results of already existing evaluation and research projects, have gained considerable support in recent years as many international as well as national evidence-producing organizations have been established. This article analysis how the idea is practiced in the areas of health, social welfare and education and shows that evidence-producing organizations work differently. Some subscribe to the hierarchy of evidence, others to a typology of evidence. The consequences of these variations are discussed.

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Evaluation

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Publisher

United States : Sage Publication., 2009

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Language

English

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13563890

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Volume 15, Number 2, April 2009. pp. 141-163

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Systematic reviews
Review Practice
Evidence movement
The Evidence Movement

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