The trigger will inform the type of review
The objective of the review is, in part, derived from the trigger for the review
Before the review question is confirmed it is acceptable to specify a broad overall objective
Once you have the review question, the review objective and aims can be made specific
Step into the world of evidence synthesis and learn what’s involved in systematic reviews, scoping reviews and more.
This session provides an overview of various types of evidence synthesis reviews. Learn about the differences in the methodologies, requirements, and processes for Systematic Reviews, Scoping Reviews, and more. Offered by NSLHD Libraries in conjunction with RNS ICU Research’s A/Prof Rosalind Elliott.
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We also offer the more advanced Undertaking Systematic, Scoping and Other Evidence Synthesis Reviews, parts I and II.