The authors' draft review is submitted for editorial and peer review. Campbell's Coordinating Group editors give feedback in the form of an Action Letter, in which all comments are integrated and clear instructions are provided about the next steps. The authors then revise and resubmit the draft review. Approval of the review rests with the respective Coordinating Group Co-chairs.
On approval, reviews are published in The Campbell Library of Systematic Reviews, and may be published elsewhere.
C2 reviews can be co-registered and co-published with different C2 Coordinating Groups, and also with Cochrane review groups.
If you would like to read more about the review process as a whole, you can do so in Steps in proposing, preparing, submitting, and editing of Campbell Collaboration Systematic Reviews.
Methods Policy Briefs
The Campbell Collaboration has adopted a number of Methods Policy Briefs which provide specific guidance for authors, reviewers, and consumers on the topics of research design, information retrieval, statistical analysis, and economic methods.
See flowchart of the Systematic Review work process below:
Click on image to see full size.
|