Advice on doing a systematic review: how to formulate a question, write a protocol, search literature, manage references, select studies, assess evidence and write-up.
Contents:
1. Critically evaluating what you read
2. Writing an essay
3. Writing a practical report
4. Getting your argument across
5. How to avoid plagiarism
6. Citing and referencing
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Advice on doing a systematic review: how to formulate a question, write a protocol, search literature, manage references, select studies, assess evidence and write-up.
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