PLEASE NOTE: Room location is now Building 5, Level 5 (turn right when you come out of the lifts), Clinical Training Centre - Conference Rooms 1 & 2

Bringing your own laptop is highly desirable.  

Thinking about doing a systematic review and don’t know where to start? If so, this session is for you.  

This workshop is relevant to CHS staff wanting to undertake a quantitative or qualitative systematic review of health research evidence with a view to publish the findings.  

This new introductory workshop will cover:  

• the purpose and definition of a systematic review 

• the steps involved in conducting a quality systematic review 

• principles of developing your protocol, searching for and screening studies, assessing study quality, data extraction, analysis, and interpretation of results 

• key requirements when writing your systematic review and factors that will maximise your publication success. 

This workshop is a collaboration between the CHS Library and Office of Research and Education. It will be facilitated by a librarian with expertise in systematic literature searching and Rosalyn Stanton, a clinician, researcher and educator.