Celebrating 70 Years and Reflecting on the Challenges Ahead

McDermott, Fiona

doi:10.1080/0312407x.2017.1345345

Australian Social Work

2017

DOI: 10.1080/0312407x.2017.1345345

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Celebrating 70 Years and Reflecting on the Challenges Ahead

Fiona McDermott¹

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“…Given the value of literature reviews, it was important to identify the state of reviews published in Australian Social Work (ASW). ASW is a dynamic journal that reflects trends occurring both within the profession (nationally and internationally) (Bigby, 2010;McDermott, 2017) as well as the wider fields of health and social sciences research. In the broader literature, there has been a proliferation in the types of reviews.…”

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An Audit of Literature Reviews Published inAustralian Social Work(2007–2017)

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2019

Australian Social Work

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This study examined the nature of literature reviews published in Australian Social Work between 2007 and 2017. An audit was conducted to determine the number of reviews; types of reviews (systematic, meta-analysis, metasynthesis, scoping, narrative, conceptual, critical); and elements that were commonly reported (based on items drawn from the PRISMA checklist) including quality appraisal. A total of 21 reviews were identified. Results showed the overall number of reviews published remained relatively consistent across the decade. In relation to review types, systematic and scoping reviews appeared with greater frequency in more recent years. Most reviews reported significant proportions of the elements consistent with the type of review undertaken, although a minority did not report the search strategies and only one review included a quality appraisal. In conclusion, the reviews published over the last decade provide a strong foundation upon which further advances in the diversity and quality of reviews can be built.

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An Audit of Literature Reviews Published inAustralian Social Work(2007–2017)

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Australian Social Work

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Celebrating 70 Years and Reflecting on the Challenges Ahead

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An Audit of Literature Reviews Published inAustralian Social Work(2007–2017)

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