A systematic review produced under Cochrane's standardized methodology.
A Cochrane review is a systematic review, often with meta-analysis, conducted under the Cochrane Collaboration's rigorous, standardized methods for literature searching, risk-of-bias assessment and evidence grading. It is widely regarded as a methodological benchmark, so comparisons against 'Cochrane-style' reviews signal the rigor expected of the evidence base.
This guide was auto-drafted and is pending editorial review.