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Bias: Any systematic deviation of research results from the true state of the subject being studied. Most often, bias is an unintentional result of how research studies are designed and conducted.

Clinical Practice Guideline: Management recommendations for specific health conditions. To be considered evidence based, guidelines must be produced using systematic methods to reduce bias.

Critically Appraised Topic: A brief summary and appraisal of the evidence concerning a narrow clinical topic which resembling a systematic review but is shorter and less comprehensive.

Primary Literature: Published reports of original research studies.

Synthetic Literature: Published summaries and critical analyses of primary research studies.

Systematic Review: A comprehensive summary and critical appraisal of primary research studies conducted according to established procedures for minimizing bias.