Hey Lauren, I agree that seeing comprehensive articles like this is SUPER helpful, and we’ve actually seen quite a few already.
In our levels of evidence, the top three levels tend to be comprehensive like this article was. They are tagged as either “systematic reviews,” “evidence guidelines,” or “evidence summaries.” I feel like we need to make it easier for people to identify these “top of the evidence pyramid articles”! Let’s brainstorm on this 
Speaking of helpful, comprehensive research, have you and I talked about this article on stroke?:
Rehabilitation of motor function after stroke
From my perspective as a generalist therapist, I thought it provided super helpful guidelines for stroke management.