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Systematic Reviews: The What, Why and How

Systematic reviews are a form of structured research that requires a comprehensive collection, appraisal, and summary of all research on a topic. Systematic reviews are high-impact publications that carry weight to inform evidence-based decision making. After attending this workshop, you will be able to describe:

The definition, history and value of systematic reviews
An overview of the steps and processes of conducting a systematic review
Some systematic review quality indicators

Related LibGuide: Evidence Synthesis Service by Evidence Synthesis

Date:: Friday, March 27, 2026
Time:: 3:00pm - 4:00pm
Time Zone:: Central Time - US & Canada (change)
Presenter:: Anna Liss Jacobsen, Medical and Biomedicine Librarian, Assistant Professor
Location:: Grainger Commons, Rooms 233/235 (Map )
CampusLibraries:: Engineering
Audience:: All are welcome
Categories:: Evidence Synthesis

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THIS SESSION WILL BE TAUGHT IN-PERSON (Grainger Engineering Library Information Center, Grainger Commons, Rooms 233/235)

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