Best evidence synthesis is a synthesis that, like a realist synthesis, draws on a wide range of evidence (including single case studies) and explores the impact of context, and also builds in an iterative, participatory approach to building and using a knowledge base.
Resources
Guide
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Guidelines for generating a best evidence synthesis - document produced by the New Zealand Ministry of Education
Website
- Education Counts - New Zealand Government website for the Best Evidence Synthesis Programme.
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Director of BetterEvaluation/ Professor of Public Sector Evaluation, Australia and New Zealand School of Government.
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