Systematic reviews

“This guidance is incredibly useful for both the researchers who wish to learn more about involving patients and the public in their reviews as well as the patient and public collaborators because co-production is best achieved through the lens of mutual learning.”  – Cochrane consumer

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Authors: Alex Todhunter-Brown, Pauline Campbell, Anneliese Synnot, Maureen Smith, Richard Morley
Corresponding author: alex.todhunterbrown@gcu.ac.uk

Aims of this chapter

This chapter aims to:

  • highlight the importance of planning patient and public involvement (PPI) in a systematic review
  • describe who you might involve in your review
  • describe the stages when you might involve people
  • describe the different levels of involvement you might have
  • describe how people can be involved in a systematic review
  • provide a framework for describing and reporting how you involved people
  • signpost readers to a range of resources for further information.

Chapter topics:

Planning involvement in a systematic review > Who to involve in a systematic review > When to involve people in a systematic review > How to involve people in a systematic review > Describing and reporting PPI within a systematic review > Acknowledgements > References >
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