Systematic Searching for Systematic Reviews: an introduction
An introduction to systematic reviews, focusing on how to design a rigorous, exhaustive search strategy. Aimed at research students and researchers.
- What makes a systematic review different from a traditional literature review
- Transforming your research question into a search strategy
- Choosing the right databases/sources to search for your area
- Developing a robust,comprehensive search strategy
- Translating searches across multiple databases/platforms
- Awareness of key software to support your systematic review
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