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Creating a systematic review can be a complex process, but with the right resources, you can navigate it smoothly from start to finish. In the
Data extraction can be a complex step in the systematic review process.
Here are 5 top tips from our experts to help prepare and achieve high quality data extraction.
Find out 5 tops tips to conducting quality assessment and why it’s an important step in the systematic review process.
Learn the basic process and some tips to build data extraction forms for your systematic review with Covidence.
The results of the literature search create the foundation and conclusion for the review. Therefore you should learn how to search like a Pro.
Tips from a expert on how to do just that.
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The methods section of your systematic review describes what you did, how you did it, and why. Covidence shares some tips on how to do it.
Screening studies is a central part of the systematic review process. Covidence gives you practical advice on how to screen.
Formulating a review question is critical to get right as it will shape all subsequent stages in the review.
Scoping reviews are one approach among many to synthesise our knowledge and produce something reliable. Some tips on starting a scoping review.
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