Showing posts with label scoping review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scoping review. Show all posts

February 12, 2026

Scoping review results presented at the meeting with the World Health Organization

Congratulations to Dr Kate Freire for leading the team who has been undertaking the scoping review for our project with the World Health Organization Disability team. Here are some of the results presented at our meeting with the WHO tonight 

Identification and Selection of Studies 

The search strategy identified 10,027 records for screening after duplicates had been removed and 361 records from NGO website searches and citation screening of included reports. Title and abstract screening resulted 9,082 records being excluded and the full texts of 1306 reports were subsequently obtained for review. Thus, 62 reports from 59 studies were included in the review. 

Characteristics of Studies 

The majority of the records (n = 54, 87%) were papers, with n = 8 (13%) theses. The majority of records n = 36 (61%) were from the later half of the review period (2011-2025). Twenty-one countries provided the healthcare settings for the children (United Kingdom n = 16, Canada n = 7, Brazil n = 5, Australia n = 4, Denmark n = 4, United States n = 4, Ireland n = 3, Türkiye n = 2, China n = 1, India n = 1, Iran n = 1, Israel n = 1, Mauritania n = 1, Norway n = 1, Pakistan n = 1, Portugal n = 1, Singapore n = 1, South Africa n = 1, South Korea n = 1, Spain n = 1, Sweden n = 1). In addition, one study included children from three countries: United States, Canada and Australia (Ahlawat et al., 2024).

October 17, 2025

Scoping review: Perspectives of children with disabilities about healthcare

Today we met to discuss the scoping review we are undertaking to consider the perspectives of children with disabilities about healthcare


57 papers remain after our screening -  data extraction is underway. We are getting closer to sharing this information with WHO.

October 7, 2025

CVC: Widening children's participation in research scoping review project

Today Dr Carolyn Gregoric led a meeting with our CVC affiliates titled "Widening children's participation in research scoping review project". Claudio Dionigi provided advice on scoping reviews and Covidence.




 

March 25, 2025

Review of children's perspectives of health and healthcare

This morning our team met with the CSU librarian Claudio Dionigi to plan our search strategy for our systematic/scoping review for our project invited by the WHO to consider children's perspectives of health and healthcare.

Sharynne  McLeod, Kate Freire, Kate Crowe, Claudio Dionigi, Suzanne Hopf, Cyrena Hunt-Madden

 

July 30, 2024

Covidence review of services and resources to support Indigenous children's communication

Today Dr Carolyn Gregoric, Sarah Bartlett and I met to advance our Covidence review of services and resources to support Indigenous children's speech, language and communication.

Here is our PRISMA diagram from our work so far. We have gone from 2100 articles to 75 to be included in our review.

Carolyn, Sarah and Sharynne


July 25, 2024

Children on campus - Scoping review + preparing for ethics

Today we had two meetings to advance our work about children on campus.

This morning, our review team (Carolyn Gregoric, Suzanne Hopf, Claudio Dionigi and I) worked on the discussion of our paper that includes a scoping review of international literature and rapid review of Austrailan university policies and guidance documents.

Carolyn, Suzanne, Claudio and Sharynne

This afternoon, our broader group met to discuss writing the ethics application for undertaking research to co-create The Treehouse (virtual and physical) and include children as research participants in our new Children's Voices Centre.

November 23, 2023

Children on campus: ECIR scoping review

Today our Children on campus scoping review team met again - this time to discuss the 953 identified papers (143 included/810 excluded) and the next steps, including importing into COVIDENCE. This work will inform our establishment of The Treehouse.
Dr Carolyn Gregoric, Sharynne, Claudio Dionigi, Dr Suzanne Hopf