Doing a systematic review - a student's guide

Häftad bok. SAGE. 2 uppl. 2017. 275 sidor.

Nära nyskick. Engelsk text /// Förlagets beskrivning: 'If you want to travel light, unencumbered by unnecessary baggage, making steady progress to successfully complete your very own systematic review journey then climb on board! Andrew Booth, University of Sheffield This book is a MUST in the arsenal of every masters and doctoral student conducting systematic reviews.' Jitl Firtelt. University of Bath
This user-friendly guide will help students build confidence and skills while maintaining enthusiasm through their whole research journey.' Cary A. Brown, University of Alberta The systematic review is an integral part of the postgraduate student's research training in discipliner from health and clinical studies to education, economics and beyond. Written in a friendly, accessible
style by an expert team of authors with years of experience in conducting and supervising systemic reviews, this is the perfect guide to doing a review for your own project. New to this edition: • A full chapter to guide you through dissemination and publication • Expanded coverage of reviewing qualitative
evidence More step-by-step instructions on search
strategy and inclusion criteria
• A handy glossary of key terms to help you cut through the jargong • A brand new roadmap chart that helps you track your progress through all the key steps • A suite of online resources, including an FAQ
video series with the editors to support you as you confront the most common challenges This book gives you a team of supervisors to call on for support and advice whenever you need it. It is essential reading for all those conducting systematic reviews.
Angela Boland is Associate Director of the Liverpool Reviews and Implementation Group (LRiG)
M. Gemma Cherry is Lecturer in.Clinical Health Psychology at the University of Liverpool Rumona Dickson is Director of LRIG