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Study Selection Process Overview

The document outlines the process of screening records from a database of 11,353 studies, resulting in 105 studies included for analysis. A significant number of records were removed due to various reasons, including irrelevant contexts and language barriers. The screening process involved multiple stages, including title screening and abstract retrieval.

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Study Selection Process Overview

The document outlines the process of screening records from a database of 11,353 studies, resulting in 105 studies included for analysis. A significant number of records were removed due to various reasons, including irrelevant contexts and language barriers. The screening process involved multiple stages, including title screening and abstract retrieval.

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Records identified from: Records removed before screening:

Identific
Databases (n = 5) 1. Studies that the titles suggest consultation
ation
Studies (n = 11353) in secondary care context (n=9789)

Duplicate records removed (n = 217)


Screening Records for title screening (n =1564) Book chapters, editorials, book reviews (n=29)

Records removed for the following reasons


Records sought for abstract
1. Papers on nursing home, caregivers, and
screening/retrieval (n =1318) specialists (n= 1187)
Records not retrieved (n=15)
Eligibil Records assessed for eligibility (n =116)
ity Records excluded based on language - i.e,
non-English papers (n =11)
Inclu
Studies included (n = 105)
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