JBI :: Systematic Reviews

Protocols & Work in Progress

Please note: Protocols undergoing peer review are not available to view.

This page contains a comprehensive list of protocols that have been submitted to the Institute and work currently being undertaken by the Collaborating Centres of the Institute. There are a considerable number of projects under way and several undergoing peer review.

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Title of Protocol	Authors	Status
A Comparison Of Palliative Care Outcome Measures Used To Assess The Quality Of Palliative Care Provided In Residential Aged Care Facilities	ACEBCC	Review in Progress
A Comparison of Tools Used to Screen for Caregiver Burden: a Systematic Review	PUR	Review in Progress
A comprehensive systematic review of the historical, philosophical and cultural context of manual lymph drainage (MLD) and other massage techniques used in lymphoedema management.	THA	Review in Progress
A systematic review of the effectiveness of different nursing staff models on patient, staff and organisational outcomes in Day Surgery Units	CENSA	Review in Progress
A systematic review of the experiences of caregivers in providing home-based care to persons with HIV/AIDS in Africa	SAF	Review in Progress
A systematic review on the effectiveness of nurse-led cardiac clinics for adult patients with coronary heart disease	CENSA	Review in Progress (Updated)
Adult Users Attitudes and Beliefs Regarding Herbal and Food Supplements for the Relief of Chronic Pain	NOTT	Review in Progress
Appropriateness of Using a Symbol to Identify Dementia and/or Delirium: A Systematic Review	QLD	Review in Progress
Association Between Pacifier Use and Breastfeeding, SIDS, Infection, and Dental Malocclusion (The)	WA	Review Published
Barriers to Compliance with Effective Hand Hygiene Practices by Neonatal Health Care Workers: A Systematic Review	CENSA	Review in Progress

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*Please note: Protocols undergoing peer review are not available to view.

Author Key:

	ACEBCC :	The Australian Centre for Community Care
	ACEBAND :	Australian Centre for Evidence Based Nutrition and Dietetics
	ACRREBP :	Australian Centre for Rural and Remote Evidence Based Practice
	BOT :	The University of Botswana, JBI Evidence Synthesis Group
	CAHE :	Centre for Allied Health Evidence
	CENSA :	Centre for Evidence Based Nursing - South Australia
	CET :	Centre of Evidence Translation, Cape Town
	DCRC :	Dementia Collaborative Research Centre
	ESP :	The Spanish Centre for Evidence Based Health Care
	FUDAN :	Fudan University Centre for Evidence Based Nursing - China
	GHA :	Kintampo Health Research Centre, Ghana
	HK :	The Hong Kong Centre for Evidence Based Nursing
	KEN :	Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)
	MAH :	Mahidol Evidence Translation Group, Thailand
	MAL :	Malaria Alert Centre, Malawi
	NOTT :	The Nottingham Centre for Evidence Based Nursing
	NJ :	New Jersey Center for Evidence Based Nursing
	NSW :	New South Wales Centre for Evidence Based Nursing
	NZ :	The New Zealand Centre for Evidence Based Nursing and Midwifery
	PHI :	Center for Research on Movement Science, University of Santo Tomas
	PUR :	Indiana Center for Evidence Based Nursing Practice
	QJBC :	Queen's Joanna Briggs Collaboration - Canada
	QLD :	The Queensland Centre for Evidence Based Nursing and Midwifery
	RPH :	Royal Perth Hospital JBI Evidence Synthesis Group
	SAF :	The South African Centre for Evidence Based Nursing and Midwifery
	SEHC :	Saint Elizabeth Health Care JBI Evidence Synthesis Group
	SCOT :	JBI Centre for Evidence-based Multi-professional Practice - Scotland
	TAI :	Taiwan Joanna Briggs Institute Collaborating Centre
	TAN :	Tanzania Evidence Synthesis Group
	THAI :	Thailand Centre for Evidence Based Nursing and Midwifery
	THA :	The Thames Valley Centre for Evidence-based Nursing and Midwifery
	WA :	The Western Australian Centre for Evidence Based Nursing
	WAL :	The Wales Centre For Evidence Based Care