What is a systematic review?

Systematic reviews aim to find and evaluate every source of evidence relevant to a specific research question. 

A systematic review is considerably more precise, rigorous and in-depth than a literature review:

• Literature reviews provide a broad summary of the literature on a topic.
• Systematic reviews follow a clear and specific methodology so that they can be easily verified and replicated. 

Watch this video tutorial to learn more about the purpose of systematic reviews and how to approach them, including:

• how to formulate your research question
• inclusion and exclusion criteria
• choosing databases

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