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Camille Rousset, Carmen Segura, Anina Gilgen, Marta Alfaro + 7 more
'Luís André Mendes' 'Mike Dodd' 'Batnyambuu Dashpurev' 'Mike Bastidas' 'Julian Rivera' 'Lutz Merbold' 'Eduardo Vázquez'] Background Grasslands are essential for providing vital resources in the livestock sector and delivering invaluable ecosystem services such as biodiversity and soil carbon (C) sequestration. Despite…
Robin Harder
Mapping evidence on a particular research topic among others aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the topic along with a searchable database of relevant literature. When attempting to map large bodies of research, mappers may soon find themselves in a situation where the resources available for the mapping are…
Hanan Khalil, Vivian Welch, Matthew Grainger, Fiona Campbell
Mapping reviews are valuable tools for synthesizing and visualizing research evidence, providing a comprehensive overview of studies within a specific field. Their visual approach enhances accessibility, enabling researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to efficiently identify key findings, trends, and knowledge…
Sandesh Pantha, Martin Jones, Pragya Gartoulla, Richard Gray + 1 more
Concept mapping is a phased, mixed-method approach that is increasingly used in health research to develop an understanding of complex phenomena. The six phases of concept mapping are preparation, idea generation, structuring (clustering and prioritization), data analysis, interpretation, and utilization of the map.…
Carolyn Blake, Benjamin P. Rigby, Martin White, Kirstin R. Mitchell + 8 more
Background Participatory systems mapping (PSM) methods are increasingly applied in population health research to understand and address complex challenges. Despite their growing use, there remains limited understanding of how these approaches are implemented in practice. This systematic scoping review aimed to explore…
Thi Kinh Kieu, Karen Grattan, Bailey Goldman, Tran Thi Thuy Ha + 3 more
'Tran Thi Thu Thi' 'Amanda Pomeroy–Stevens' 'Damodar Bachani'] The USAID-funded Building Healthy Cities (BHC) work in Da Nang, Vietnam, engaged 108 multi-sector stakeholders to gather qualitative data across two workshops and three citizen town halls from 2019 to 2021. These data were synthesized with the results from…
Amber van den Akker, Alice Fabbri, Dima I. Alardah, Anna B. Gilmore + 1 more
'Harry Rutter'] Context Participatory systems mapping is increasingly used to gain insight into the complex systems surrounding non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and their risk factors. Objectives To identify and synthesize studies that used participatory systems mapping in the context of non-communicable diseases.…
Mary Fredlund, Morwenna Rogers, Noreen Orr, Dylan Kneale + 2 more
2.4### Screening All records retrieved from the databases were exported into EndNote X9 (Clarivate) for screening. Screening guidelines were developed in the form of questionnaires (see Appendix [cesm12096-suppl-0001]). Duplicates were removed, then two reviewers (MF and KA) independently screened all study titles and…
Amanda Pomeroy–Stevens, Bailey Goldman, Karen Grattan
Rapidly growing cities face new and compounding health challenges, leading governments and donors to seek innovative ways to support healthier, more resilient urban growth. One such approach is the systems mapping process developed by Engaging Inquiry (EI) for the USAID-funded Building Healthy Cities project (BHC) in…
Sandesh Pantha, Martin Jones, Richard Gray, Paul B. Tchounwou + 1 more
Reporting guidelines are intended to enhance the clarity and transparency of research publications. Concept mapping, a mixed-methods design, has been widely used in health research. Current reporting guidelines for mixed-methods studies are not relevant for concept mapping research. The aim of this study is to develop…
Helen Burchett, Claire Stansfield, Wendy Macdowall, Michelle Richardson + 9 more
1## BACKGROUND Given the proliferation of research publications in recent decades, it is now accepted that identifying research in more than an ad-hoc manner requires time and specialist searching skills, along with access to material that may be behind a journal's pay-wall . It is therefore understandable that…
Quan Nha Hong, Mukdarut Bangpan, Claire Stansfield, Dylan Kneale + 3 more
"Alison O'Mara‐Eves" 'Leonie van Grootel' 'James Thomas'] Title: Abstract Reviewing complex interventions is challenging because they include many elements that can interact dynamically in a nonlinear manner. A systems perspective offers a way of thinking to help understand complex issues, but its application in…
Sabina Singh, Suzanne Fitzpatrick, Monisha Lakshminarayanan, Ashrita Saran + 3 more
'Ashrita Saran' 'Jenny Wood' 'Ting Yang' 'Howard White'] Title: Abstract This is the protocol for a Campbell systematic review. The objectives are as follows. The proposed evidence and gap map will present relevant process evaluations and other studies of barriers and facilitators, both qualitative and quantitative…
Niamh Smith, Michail Georgiou, Mohammad S. Jalali, Sebastien Chastin
Background Increasingly, public health faces challenges requiring complex, multifaceted and multi-sectoral responses. This calls for systems-based approaches that facilitate the kind of collective and collaborative thinking and working required to address complexity. While the literature on systems thinking, system…