A systematic review is:
A) One type of meta-analysis
B) A summary of existing evidence
C) The same as a literature review
D) A type of review that pools evidence from multiple studies

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A systematic review is a summary of the existing evidence on a specific topic, conducted in a systematic, transparent, and reproducible manner. It differs from a literature review in its systematic approach and from a meta-analysis in that it may not always involve statistical synthesis of the results from the included studies.

A Systematic Review Is