I am understanding what it means a scoping review. But unfortunately, I brook my head in guessing what does a SCOPING LITERATURE REVIEW mean? Am I wrong if I say that the word literature is not quite correct here,and it can be dropped out there? Thank you very much for any comments or possible replies. Sincerely yours, E. A. Ovchenkova
The term "scoping literature review" is used to describe a specific type of literature review that aims to identify the boundaries and extent of a research area, map the existing literature on a topic, and identify gaps in current knowledge that need further investigation. The phrase "scoping literature review" is commonly used interchangeably with "scoping review." The use of the term "literature" in "scoping literature review" refers to the body of published research and analysis on a particular topic. This is different from a scoping review that focuses on other types of sources, such as policy documents, gray literature, and research data. Dropping the word "literature" from "scoping literature review" may cause confusion as it may be interpreted as a different type of scoping review.
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