La reproducibilidad de las estrategias de búsqueda en revisiones sistemáticas publicadas en revistas españolas de Biblioteconomía y Documentación
- Salvador Oliván, José Antonio 1
- Marco Cuenca, Gonzalo 1
- Arquero Avilés, Rosario 2
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Universidad de Zaragoza
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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ISSN: 1888-0967
Año de publicación: 2023
Volumen: 17
Número: 1
Páginas: 129-137
Tipo: Artículo
Otras publicaciones en: Ibersid: revista de sistemas de información y documentación = journal of information and documentation systems
Resumen
La descripción completa y detallada del proceso de búsqueda en revisiones sistemáticas es vital para su reproducibilidad y evaluar el rigor y fiabilidad de los resultados. El objetivo principal de este estudio es evaluar la transparencia y reproducibilidad de las estrategias de búsqueda en las revisiones sistemáticas publicadas en las revistas españolas de Biblioteconomía y Documentación. Para ello, se buscó en las bases de datos Web of Science y Scopus los artículos publicados en dichas revistas identificados como revisiones sistemáticas o sistematizadas de literatura. Se seleccionaron finalmente 35 revisiones y se evaluó principalmente la presencia de elementos relacionados con la búsqueda de información indicados en la guía PRISMA-S: estrategia de búsqueda completa, términos de búsqueda, periodo de tiempo buscado, número de registros recuperados, nombre de las bases de datos buscadas y limitaciones o filtros. Existe una descripción muy deficiente de los elementos relacionados con la búsqueda de información. La gran mayoría de las revisiones no proporcionan una estrategia de búsqueda completa y la cuarta parte tampoco las palabras clave, siendo el nombre de las bases de datos buscadas el elemento descrito con mayor frecuencia (91,4 %). No se encontraron diferencias en cuanto a la información proporcionada en las revisiones publicadas por bibliotecarios o profesionales de la información y de otras disciplinas. Es necesario que los autores que empleen el término revisión sistemática o sistematizada describan de manera transparente y rigurosa todos los elementos imprescindibles para su reproducibilidad y evaluación.
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