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A guide to systematic reviews and other evidence synthesis review types.

The Concept of a Systematic Review image designed by Jessica Kaufman, Cochrane Consumers & Communication Review Group, Centre for Health Communication & Participation, La Trobe University, 2011. Licensed under Creative Commons (CC) BY-NC-SA.Welcome! This guide will introduce you to systematic reviews (and other types of evidence synthesis) and provide guidance on the steps involved in conducting a systematic review.

The National Academy of Medicine (formerly the Institute of Medicine) recommends working with a librarian or other information specialist trained in performing systematic reviews when planning your search strategy (Eden et al., 2011).

The Adelphi University Libraries have many resources to help you with your search for information, including virtual research assistance upon request.

 

 

References

Eden, J. (2011). Finding what works in health care standards for systematic reviews. National Academies Press. 

Kaufman, J. (2011). The concept of a systematic review. Cochrane Consumers & Communication Review Group, Centre for Health Communication & Participation, La Trobe University, Licensed under Creative Commons (CC) BY-NC-SA.

Adelphi University Libraries

Begin your research at the Adelphi Libraries' website. Our Libraries offer online research help by appointment as well as on-site assistance in our Garden City, Hauppauge, Hudson Valley and New York City locations.