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What is a systematic review in qualitative research?

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What is a systematic review in qualitative research?

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A systematic review involves a rigorous and comprehensive search of the literature to identify and evaluate all relevant studies on a particular topic. It typically involves a detailed analysis of the quality and findings of each study.

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