When conducting a systematic review, you will need to:
Where do I start? |
Watch our video: Literature searching for your systematic review which covers:
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Where do I find existing systematic reviews? |
Browse the Campbell Library for Social Sciences or the Cochrane Library for Healthcare |
What databases should I search? |
Visit our subject guides which include recommended databases for your subject area |
What inclusion and exclusion criteria should I use? |
Refer to your module handbook or ask your tutor |
How do I use PICO to design a search strategy? |
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How do I deduplicate results using EndNote? |
Watch our video: Using EndNote to deduplicate your results If you're new to EndNote referencing software, visit our EndNote page |
How do I use PRISMA to report results? |
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Can the Library help me with my systematic review? |
Yes! Contact your Liaison Librarian if you need help. You will need to provide us with your research question and your draft search strategy. Visit the Support for systematic reviews page to see what we can help you with. |