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Step 1 | Getting started | These steps involve defining the search criteria and parameters, conducting the search, including, quality assessment and excluding studies [33]. |
Step 2 | Confirming the initial interest | |
Step 3 | Reading studies | |
Step 4 | Extracting date from included studies | This step involves extracting data from the included studies and ‘determining how studies are related’ and identifying common themes, and concepts [33]. |
Step 5 | Translating Studies | This step involves ‘comparing first and/or second order themes against each other [33] |
Step 6 | Synthesising translations | This step creates new third order themes from first and second order concepts. |
Step 7 | Expressing the synthesis | This step the authors expressing the synthesis implications in relation to clinical practice, policy, treatment, program development and/or research [33]. |