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Systematic Review as a book category denotes works that compile, evaluate, and synthesize existing research using explicit, reproducible methods to answer a specific question or set of questions. These books typically cover comprehensive literature search strategies, predefined inclusion and exclusion criteria, study quality or risk-of-bias assessment, data extraction and synthesis techniques (qualitative narrative synthesis and/or quantitative meta-analysis), and reporting standards and protocols (e.g., PRISMA, Cochrane methods). Aimed at researchers, clinicians, policymakers, and advanced students, they prioritize transparency, methodological rigor, and replicability to summarize evidence, resolve conflicting findings, inform practice and policy, and identify gaps for future research.

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