Can the library help with systematic reviews or evidence synthesis projects?
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The Evidence Synthesis Consultation Service provides expert guidance and training to support faculty, students, and researchers in conducting systematic reviews, scoping reviews, and other evidence synthesis projects.
UTHSC faculty librarians are trained and equipped to assist with the following key functions to ensure rigor and reproducibility in evidence synthesis research:
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Provide consultation on the process and guidelines related to systematic reviews, scoping reviews, and other advanced evidence synthesis projects
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Meet 2-3 times to discuss the methods and guidelines associated with the review type
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Provide guidance on identifying controlled vocabulary and keywords
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Advise on selecting databases and developing keywords for use in searches
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Suggest tools and resources to help facilitate the evidence synthesis project
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Provide training to review teams on Covidence software use