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ARCHIVED: The University of Glasgow guide to search strategies for systematic reviews in medical, veterinary and life sciences
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Systematic Literature Reviews in the Health and Social Sciences: Tools, Techniques and Tips
This interactive guide presents an accessible overview of the key principles, techniques and tools for a successful systematic literature review in the health and social sciences. Printable reading lists are included at the end of each main section, together with note-taking exercises, good practice tips and a recap quiz. This resource aims to empower undergraduate and postgraduate students to undertake literature review projects confidently and rigorously – following the most recent methodological guidance.
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Formulating a research question and structuring a literature search
This guide is aimed at students preparing to search for information.
The guide will help you:
- Formulate a research question from an initial idea or assignment title
- Structure your research question into format that you can use to plan a search strategy for internet or bibliographic databases.
Best viewed in Slide Show mode. Resource based on 'A new curriculum for information literacy' strand 5.
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Developing literature search strategies
This guide is aimed at students undertaking a literature search, it follows the resource ‘Formulating a research question and structuring a literature search’.
The guide will help you develop literature search strategies for resources in your discipline. Resource based on 'A new curriculum for information literacy' strand 5.
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Searching library databases
This guide provides information on searching key library databases in Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences.
The searches performed in the videos take you beyond simple textword (keyword) searching and introduce a level of rigour with the addition of subject headings to a search.
The processes illustrated are relevant to all types of literature review, although systematic-type searches will need to be a lot more exhaustive in the use of synonyms, acronyms and additionally searching and browsing for relevant subject headings.
Refer to the database help text for detailed search guidance for each database.
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Search syntax crib sheet
Search syntax (truncation, wildcard, and proximity) crib sheet for key library databases in Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences (MVLS)
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Search fields and availability subject headings in different databases
This resource provides examples of Title, Abstract, Author assigned keywords, and whether subject headings are available in a range of databases. Use this guide to translate a search from one database and interface to another.
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Using syntax to increase the sensitivity of a search strategy
Video showing a worked example of how to use syntax to increase the sensitivity of a search strategy.
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Grey literature search process
This resource provides guidance on searching for grey literature sources and a method of recording the grey literature search process for reproducibility.
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A guide to finding full-text pdfs
Information on using Library Search or browser extensions to find full-text pdf articles and what to do if full-text is not available.
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Using EndNote to manage references in systematic reviews
EndNote files and exercise handout for the course "Using EndNote to manage references in systematic reviews".
Class video recording to follow.
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Supervising systematic reviews
Lecture recording and slides from 'Supervising systematic reviews'.
This lecture introduces systematic reviews as a literature type and methodology, discusses protocols as a method of scoping a review and defining the feasibility of a review. The lecture then moves to search techniques and resources students should utilise for their reviews, and reporting standards to expect in a write-up. Further resources and self-help materials are highlighted.
Part of Systematic Review collection of resources (https://edshare.gla.ac.uk/451/).
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Systematic review skills development for Doctorate in Clinical Psychology trainees
Systematic review resouces for Doctorate in Clinical Psychology trainees (but also any University of Glasgow staff and students with NHS Scotland affiliations). These resources cover foundational literature searching skills through to advanced practices required to comply with the systematic review methodology.
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Searching for systematic reviews and scoping reviews
A collection of resources to support researchers through the search element of a systematic or scoping review.
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Date Added: | 04 Jul 2019 08:55 |
Tags: | Systematic Review |
Viewing permissions: | World |
URL: | https://edshare.gla.ac.uk/id/eprint/451 |
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