This course is useful for anyone responsible for searching literature systematically either for a systematic review or a comprehensive literature review.
National University of Singapore (NUS)
"Searching for Systematic Reviews" is an innovative and comprehensive course offered by the National University of Singapore (NUS) that goes beyond the traditional scope of systematic review searching. This course is designed to equip researchers with advanced searching methods applicable to a wide range of disciplines, including social science, environmental science, policy studies, sciences, and health sciences. The course takes you on a journey from the initial stages of concept modelling to the final steps of managing search results, providing you with a holistic understanding of the systematic review process.
This course is designed as an introductory level program and does not have any specific prerequisites. However, a basic understanding of research methodologies and academic writing would be beneficial.
Week 1: Getting Started
Week 2: Develop a focused research question (what to search)
Week 3: Select appropriate resources to search (where to search)
Week 4: Construct comprehensive search strategies (how to search)
Week 5: Document the search process & managing the results
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