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BIO 498: Final Project Library Guide (Systematic Reviews) [Dr. Berry: What is a Systematic Review?
This guide will assist students with the steps for creating a solid systematic review.
Defining The Systematic Review
What is a Systematic Review?
It is a "High Level Summary" of primary research studies
There are ordered steps: Selection, Analysis and Synthesis
YOU will use the guidelines for the assignment--important to follow step-by-step.
Non-Biased approach
Taking a lot of information and then compacting it into a manageable analysis.
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Literature Review VS Systematic Review VS Meta-Analysis
Systematic Reviews: To Answer Health care Questions by ISBN: 9781496324092Systematic reviews -- 2. Defining the topic and scope and developing research questions, analytic frameworks, and protocols -- 3. Building the systematic review team, engaging stakeholders, and managing the project -- 4. Determining inclusion and exclusion criteria for studies -- 5. Conducting searches for relevant studies -- 6. Selecting studies for inclusion -- 7. Extracting data from studies and constructing evidence tables -- 8. Assessing quality and applicability of studies -- 9. Qualitative analysis -- 10. Quantitative analysis -- 11. Assessing and rating the strength of the body of evidence -- 12. Preparing and disseminating the report.
