Transcription of Guidelines for Systematic Reviews
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Guidelines for Systematic Reviews
1 Guidelines for Systematic Reviews Revised November 2017 The American Journal of Occupational Therapy (AJOT) uses the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) Guidelines as a basis for Systematic Reviews . Please refer to for details on the PRISMA Guidelines . The PRISMA checklist is available at This document describes requirements for Systematic Reviews to be published in AJOT. Direct questions about these requirements to the appropriate AOTA staff: review content: Lorie Richards, AJOT Editor-in-Chief, Production: Caroline Polk, TITLE Provide a descriptive title for the Systematic review . Identify the report as a Systematic review , meta-analysis, or both.
Systematic reviews should be conducted and published by a team of two or more reviewers. Having only one reviewer is a risk-of-bias indicator for systematic reviews, and best practice methodology requires a multiple-reviewer approach to decrease risk of bias in the review.
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