Doing a systematic review : a student's guide /
Gemma Cherry, Angela Boland, Rumona Dickson.
- Third edition.
- 342p.
Chapter 1: What is a Systematic Review? Chapter 2: Planning and Managing My Review Chapter 3: Defining My Review Question and Identifying Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria Chapter 4: Writing a Protocol Chapter 5: Developing My Search Strategy Chapter 6: Applying Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria Chapter 7: Data Extraction: Where Do I Begin? Chapter 8: Quality Assessment: Where Do I Begin? Chapter 9: Understanding and Critically Appraising Data from Experimental and Correlational Studies Chapter 10: Understanding and Synthesizing Numerical Data from Intervention Studies Chapter 11: Understanding and Synthesizing Qualitative Data Chapter 12: Reviewing Economic Evaluations Chapter 13: Writing My Discussion and Conclusions Chapter 14: Disseminating My Review
"Completing a systematic review and unsure where to start or what path to take? Set out on your journey confidently with this practical guide written by a team of experienced advisors. With a friendly, accessible style, the book covers every step of the systematic review process, from planning to dissemination. This book will help you to: Work with qualitative, quantitative and mixed methods data, and critically assess any type of research Understand the how-to of systematic reviews in different contexts with a range of real-life examples and case studies Learn from students who have been in your shoes with FAQs taken from actual supervision meetings, supporting you to approach the most common challenges"--