A project about Rapid Reviews - Survey to complete by Nov 4th

[A Former User]

To improve how we plan, do, and share the results of rapid reviews in healthcare.

The Priority III study will identify the most important research questions on how information from multiple research studies is summarised in what is known as a ‘rapid review’.

A rapid review is a type of evidence synthesis that summarises existing information from multiple research studies to produce evidence for stakeholders in a systematic, resource-efficient manner. This is done by speeding up the ways we plan, do and share the results of conventional structured (systematic) reviews. This may mean simplifying or omitting a variety of methods that should be clearly defined by the authors. To learn more about rapid review, watch this short animation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miikDRzrKAI

We are looking to recruit patient and public representatives, reviewers, researchers, clinicians or policymakers who are willing to share their views with us in an online survey.

Please click here to read the Participant Information Leaflet and to access the online survey.

This survey may take approximately 10-15 minutes of your time to complete.

Annette