Last winter we ran a Systematic Review Workshop series to introduce the fundamentals of a good systematic review and covered topics such as developing a strong research question, the importance of a protocol, and building a comprehensive search. While there are plans to run the series again, you can take advantage of each workshop’s materials anytime!
On the Systematic Review Workshop Series research guide, we provide helpful tips and tricks to help you through the systematic review process and offer our librarian perspective along the way.
Looking for more information about systematic reviews? Our research guide on systematic reviews provides detailed information on planning, search strategy development, record keeping, methodology write-up, and more.
Interested in collaborating with us on a systematic review? Learn more about our systematic review service or email us, we’d be happy to answer your questions.
This post was written by Paige Scudder, a Research and Education Librarian for the Biomedical Libraries.
