Systematic Review Service Guide
This guide is intended to provide related information for the users who prepare to write systematic reviews.
Conducting a systematic or scoping literature review? Need to gather background information for grant applications? Or looking to synthesize evidence to support your strategic programmatic planning? A knowledge synthesis team comprising librarians from different disciplines, such as health sciences, business, social science, and engineering, can support these research activities.
We offer a two-tiered service for knowledge synthesis projects, including systematic reviews (SR) and scoping reviews. To get started, book a consultation with a subject librarian in your discipline. Not sure whom to contact? Chat with us online, or request a consultation to be matched with a specialist.
In the basic, education-orientated service, librarians can consult with members of the Penn community to help provide an overview of all steps in the knowledge synthesis process, from start to completion, as well as provide search strategy advice. In this service, we can offer to:
In the advanced service, which is limited to teams led by Penn faculty, librarians join the knowledge synthesis team as a full member and can build and implement the literature search on behalf of the team. In this service, we can offer to:
Find online guides and tools that can assist you as you conduct a systematic review.
This guide is intended to provide related information for the users who prepare to write systematic reviews.
Get a primer on Covidence, an easy-to-use support tool that can guide you through the Systematic Review process.
Streamline your systematic reviews and meta-analyses with Cochrane's Review Manager (RevMan), available through the Penn Libraries' subscription.
Access a self-directed online course with more than 15 hours of training on how to conduct a systematic review.