systematísk

Systematísk is a Swedish adjective derived from the word "system". It translates to "systematic" in English. The term describes something that is done according to a fixed plan or system, or that is orderly and methodical. It implies a structured approach, characterized by logic, regularity, and often a series of steps or principles. In various contexts, "systematisk" can refer to a process, an investigation, an organization, or a behavior. For example, a systematisk approach to problem-solving involves breaking down the issue into smaller parts and addressing each part in a structured manner. Similarly, a systematisk review in research is a thorough and organized process of identifying, evaluating, and synthesizing all relevant studies on a particular topic. The opposite of systematisk would be something random, chaotic, or haphazard. The concept emphasizes intention and organization in achieving a goal or understanding.