Are you curious about systematic reviews and what it takes to publish one? Start, continue, or refresh your learning with an expert Countway Research Librarian. This 90 minute workshop will aim to cover the vital, sometimes complex and often confusing steps involved in planning, running, writing, and publishing systematically conducted reviews of the literature.

By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:

• Identify the difference in purpose and approach between different types of Evidence Synthesis Reviews
• Determine when a review may be necessary (or not)
• Recognize different question frameworks and grasp their utility for shaping focused research questions
• Locate and select conducting guidelines appropriate for the type of review they are conducting
• Explain the difference between a conducting guideline and a reporting guideline
• Define the roles and responsibilities of members of an investigating team

Searching will not be covered in this session. To get assistance searching, please have a sponsoring full-time faculty submit a Mediated Search Request.