In this guide
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What is a systematic review?Includes: Welcome to the Systematic Reviews Subject Guide; Examples of different types of reviews; Videos; How is a systematic review different from a literature review?
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Getting startedIncludes: What is needed to undertake a systematic review?; What are the steps for a protocol?; What type of question?; What type of study?; Why use PICO/PICo?
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Where do I search?Includes: Literature search; Books to help you write a systematic review; Keeping current; Sensitivity versus Precision; Finding systematic reviews; Key databases; Grey literature
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Managing your search resultsIncludes: Documenting your work; Managing your literature using EndNote
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Critical appraisalIncludes: About critical appraisal; Questions to ask when critically appraising
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Keeping up-to-dateIncludes: Alerting services
Welcome to the Systematic Reviews subject guide
In this guide you will be able to learn how to differentiate between a systematic review and a literature review, conduct a systematic review, and critically evaluate it.
