The JBI Approach to Mixed Methods Systematic Reviews

This JBI LIVE webinar provides an overview of the JBI approach to mixed methods systematic reviews (MMSR) and gives practical considerations for people conducting their own mixed methods systematic reviews, or those who use them. Guidance is provided on how to select between a convergent integrated or convergent segregated approach.
00:00 Introduction and acknowledgement of Country
05:04 Introduction to MMSR
06:10 The value of MMSR
07:46 Considerations in a MMSR
09:24 Overview of JBI approach to MMSR
10:15 Convergent integrated or convergent segregated?
19:30 Worked example of a MMSR
33:28 Common pitfalls - What can we learn?
46:14 Q&A session
Mixed methods systematic reviews have become increasingly popular to clinicians, researchers and policy makers as they provide an innovative approach for addressing important questions in healthcare.
The JBI approach to integrating quantitative and qualitative evidence in systematic reviews draws upon the strengths of both quantitative and qualitative studies and overcomes the issues associated with independent synthesis of one type of evidence alone.
Resources:
JBI Manual for Evidence Synthesis: synthesismanual.jbi.global
'Methodological guidance for the conduct of mixed methods systematic reviews': journals.lww.com/jbisrir/full...
'Evidence synthesis methodology for questions relating to barriers and enablers in health care: a scoping review protocol': journals.lww.com/jbisrir/Full...
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[@kilkennylad1]

This is so helpful, it's exactly what I've been searching for. An easy to understand explanation of a very complex topic. Thank you so much.

[@rohitsagooful]

Thank you so much! Very helpful