RQ | Question | Objective | Methodology |
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1 | To what extent are different case management tools or approaches effective at countering radicalisation to violence? | Synthesise evidence relating to outcomes capturing the effectiveness of a tool or approach at countering radicalisation to violence. This analysis examines: | Narrative summary of all included studies. |
(i) Primary outcomes (i.e., measures of disengagement, desistance, and deradicalisation); and | Meta‐analysis of experimental/stronger quasi‐experimental quantitative studies. | ||
(ii) Secondary outcomes (i.e., measures of client engagement or motivation; measures capturing attitudinal or behavioural changes relevant to primary outcomes). | Alternative synthesis of data not suitable for meta‐analysis using methods Cochrane deem to be acceptable (see Section 3.8.3). | ||
2 | (a) To what extent are different case management tools or approaches implemented as intended? | Synthesise evidence that captures how different tools and approaches are being implemented in practice. | Narrative summary of all studies (qualitative and quantitative) |
(b) What explains how different case management tools and approaches are implemented in practice? | Identify, and synthesise evidence relating to, the different implementation factors and/or moderators (Section 1.2.6) that: | Meta‐analysis of quantitative studies with experimental or stronger quasi‐experimental design. | |
(i) influence how different tools and approaches are implemented on‐the‐ground; and |
Alternative synthesis of data not suitable for meta‐analysis using methods Cochrane deem to be acceptable (see Section 3.8.3) |
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(ii) explain whether these tools and approaches are being implemented in the way intended/expected. | Framework synthesis of qualitative data. |