UTS Librarians will discuss the differences between a systematic search and a systematic review as well as tips and techniques for composing an appropriate research question that will guide your search or review.

This session will also look at other types of reviews such as scoping and rapid reviews, and the guidelines and standards used for Systematic Reviews.

Audience:

Staff, Higher Degree Research Students (e.g. PhD and Master's by research), coursework students (Honours)

Note: This workshop is part of a series covering literature searching and Systematic Reviews and is best suited for those that have some experience with database searching and are planning to undertake a systematic or scoping review. If you are completely new to database searching, we recommend also attending our Introduction and Advanced Literature Searching workshops before this one.

This workshop will be delivered in hybrid mode. Please choose whether you would like to attend online or in-person carefully when registering as we are only able to offer limited in-person tickets.

Related Workshops:

Introduction to Literature Searching

Advanced Literature Searching

The Search Process for Systematic & Scoping Reviews

EndNote for Systematic Reviews

Want to see more Library workshops?

Check out our Autumn 2022 researcher program

Contact the host of Introduction to Systematic Reviews (hybrid mode)

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