Question

The USP of systematic review is finding the magnitude of the relationship between variables -- yes or no​

Answer 1

The USP of systematic review is finding the magnitude of the relationship between variables  "No"​

Explanation:

• A systematic review is  a well-defined formula that uses a systematic and explicit method to identify, select, and critically evaluate relevant primary studies, and to extract and analyze data from the studies  included in the review.
• It is defined as "review of evidence for a problem that has been identified.Systematic reviews are primarily focused on quantitative research and are used as a summary to develop a meta-analysis on the collection of the best possible research evidence for the development of EBP.

Answer 2

Answer:

yes

Explanation:

the usp of systemic review is used to find the magnitude relation between variables