Systematic Reviews are a type of research methodology that use evidence from the literature to establish the best intervention for a desired outcome. Unlike other research methodologies, however, Systematic Reviews follow an established research protocol, are team-based in approach, utilize pre-determined criteria aimed at being comprehensive in nature, and account for bias. In this session, researchers will understand the strengths of systematic reviews, how they are developed, and why they are important to the information landscape.
Period
Nov 2 2017
Event title
National Association of Graduate Professional Students