Step
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Procedure
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Source(s)
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1
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Identify at least one key “pearl” citation, agreed through consensus by the review team
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Preliminary Literature Search of bibliographic databases
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2
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Check Reference list for any additional relevant citations by the Authors
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Full text of pearl citations
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3
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Recheck for additional relevant records by the Authors
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Reference management database
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4
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Search for lead author (and other authors as appropriate). Seek to identify Contact email, Publications list, Institutional repository
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Google
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5
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Conduct citation searches on key pearl citation (and other publications as appropriate)
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Web of Science/Google Scholar
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6
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Conduct searches on project name/identifier (if available)
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Google Scholar
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7
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Make contact with Lead Author (particularly regarding related publications, unpublished articles, reports, book chapters etcetera)
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Personal Web pages
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Steps to enhance identification of theory
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Step
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Procedure
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Source(s)
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8
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Follow up key pearl citation and other cluster documents for citation of theory
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Full text of pearl citations
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9
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Recheck for mentions of Theory in titles, abstracts, keywords
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Reference management database
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10
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Optionally, perform iterative searches for theory mentioned in combination with Condition of Interest
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Original set of bibliographic databases
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Steps to broaden the search to other relevant information
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Step
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Procedure
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Source(s)
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11
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Follow up key pearl citation and other cluster documents for citations to project antecedents and related projects
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Full text of pearl citations
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12
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Conduct named project and citation searches for relevant projects identified from cluster documents
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Google Scholar/Web of Science
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13 |
Seek cross case comparisons by combining project name/identifier for cluster with project name/identifiers for other relevant projects |
Original set of bibliographic databases |