Gathering Evidence for a Systematic Review 

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the process of conducting a systematic review, including scoping searches, developing inclusion criteria, writing a protocol, screening titles, and extracting and quality assessing data.

Advantages of using Gathering Evidence for a Systematic Review 

• Recognize what a systematic review is and how it differs from other types of evidence syntheses
• Identify what scoping searches are and how to carry them out
• Screen the titles and abstracts of potentially eligible studies
• Recognize why, when, and how to undertake your data extraction

Campus Collection 2