Secondary research – the basics of narrative reviews, systematic reviews, and meta-analysis
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Narrative reviews
typically provide an overview of the current knowledge in a given field or topic
summarizing what is known and highlighting either new perspectives in the field, or drawing out pending questions that are yet to be unanswered
ranging from 5000-10000 words
introduction to provide a background on the topic and to detail why such a review is required
conclusion section to highlight the gaps and future directions
it is very important to consider the scope and novelty of the topic to be covered before starting to write the review
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