This workshop will provide an introduction to scoping and systematic reviews, two very specific types of literature review that had their beginnings in clinical medicine, but are increasingly being adopted by social sciences researchers. These reviews typically involve a highly detailed and comprehensive plan and search strategy, with the goal of reducing bias by identifying, appraising, and synthesizing all studies relevant to a particular research question. After attending this workshop, participants will be able to: describe the steps involved in these types of review; differentiate and select the most appropriate purpose-built review software programs (SUMARI, Covidence, Rayyan, Distiller); develop a plan for their review.  

Delivered by Cara Bradley and Mary Chipanshi

This workshop will be held over Zoom. Link will be sent a day or two prior to the session to the email address used when registering.