Correction to: Hyperpyrexia and high fever as a predictor for serious bacterial infection (SBI) in children-a systematic review.

It has been identified that the data listed within the above article was incorrectly presented. This is now presented correctly in this article.

Hyperpyrexia and high fever as a predictor for serious bacterial infection (SBI) in children-a systematic review.

Unlabelled: It is not clear if children with high fever are at increased risk for serious bacterial infection (SBI). Our aim was to systematically review if children suffering from high fever are at high risk for SBI. Our data sources were Embase, Medline, and Pubmed; from their inception until the last week of March 2017.

The art and science of study identification: a comparative analysis of two systematic reviews.

Background: Systematic reviews (SRs) form the foundation for guidelines and evidence-based policy in medicine and public health. Although similar systematic reviews may include non-identical sets of studies, and it is recognized that different sets of studies may lead to different conclusions, little work has been published on why SR study cohorts differ.

Methods: We took advantage of concurrent publication of two SRs on the same topic - prevention of child exposure to tobacco smoke - to understand why study cohorts differed in the two reviews.