Systematic Review Methodology Workshop

Peper, Michael; McEathron, Scott; Monroe-Gulick, Amalia; Dvorak, Abbey

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Issue Date

2019-09-13

Author

Peper, Michael

McEathron, Scott

Monroe-Gulick, Amalia

Dvorak, Abbey

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Abstract

In this introduction to systematic review methodology, the topics discussed include an overview to review projects and different types of reviews, an overview of the research process and team formation, how to develop an appropriate research question, search strategy, the screening process, analysis, and preparation of a manuscript.

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This three-hour session was held in Watson Library in the Clark Instruction Center on September 13, 2019. Scott McEathron, Amalia Monroe-Gulick, and Michael Peper presented on behalf of the Libraries and Abbey Dvorak, Music Therapy presented the faculty perspective based on her systematic review project.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1808/30090

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