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We also can work with instructors to provide sessions for students.Choose one or more topics* Publication Copyright - My rights and responsibilities Endnote - Manage & share my citations Journal Impact Factors - Find potential publication venues Public Access Mandate: Compliance ScholarSphere - Share work with the world Web of Science - Track citations Finding information for research or clinical care Literature search - Efficiently locate journal articles, conference proceedings, and other items MyNCBI - Stay abreast of literature in my field using search alerts Point of Care (EBM) Tools - Dynamed, Nursing Reference Center, ClinicalKey/FirstConsult, etc. Systematic Review - How to conduct Technology 3D printing, modeling, and scanning Data visualization One Button Studio, video recording, and video editing Virtual Reality Other training topics Who will attend the training? * One person Small group (5 or less) 5 or more people Systematic Review Consultation Form To know more about this service, check the Systematic Review page. Step One Decide what type of review is most appropriate for your topic. Systematic reviews are used to answer specific clinical questions. Do you have a clinical question that can be put into the PICO format? Patient/population, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome Many times research teams are looking for an overview of the existing literature and not answering a specific question. When this is the case a scoping review would be more appropriate. These reviews follow the process and standards are rigorous. They just have a different purpose. Read A Typology of Reviews: An Analysis of 14 Review Types and Associated Methodologies Systematic Review Scoping Review Focused research question with narrow parameters Research question(s) often broad Inclusion/exclusion usually defined at outset Inclusion/exclusion can be developed post hoc Quality filters often applied Quality not an initial priority Detailed data extraction May or may not involve data extration Quantitative synthesis often performed Synthesis more qualitative and typically not quantitative Formally assess the quality of studies and generates a conclusion relating to the focused research question Used to identify parameters and gaps in a body of literature ‘Scoping the scope’ of a Cochrane review Journal of Public Health. Volume 33, Issue 1 p. 147-150 Fill in as much information as possible Type of review: Topic: Objective: What is the purpose of the review? Why is it important to do this review? 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