Library: Systematic reviews: Further resources

Find systematic reviews

When writing your own systematic review, take a look at others: this will help you structure your review and report your search strategy correctly. Note: the quality of reviews will differ.

Cochrane Library This link opens in a new window
The Cochrane Library searches all Cochrane reviews and protocols.

Campbell Systematic Reviews
Social, economic and healthcare topics.
EPPI-Centre Knowledge Library
Broad coverage of social and health topics.

Get help with your literature search

Your Subject Librarian will be able to give you some useful hints and tips for searching your chosen database(s).

Find your Subject Librarian

Get help with analysing your data

Mathematics Resources Centre (MASH)
MASH helps all students at the University with mathematics and statistics problems.

Get help with writing your review

Academic writing skills
Courses and one-to-one sessions for all students are provided by the Skills Centre.

SAGE Research Methods

SAGE Research Methods This link opens in a new window
E-books, articles, videos and case studies about research methods (quantitative, qualitative and mixed: including data analysis, interviews, focus groups, literature reviews and systematic reviews).

Campbell advice and training

What is a (Campbell) Systematic Review?
Campbell Collaboration Training Videos
Video presentations on themes such as question formulation, meta analysis, searching, coding and quality.
Evidence and Gap Maps (EGM)
Identifies strengths and weaknesses in topic coverage across a range of systematic reviews (existing and ongoing) and impact evaluations. Can filter graphs by population sub-group, study design or location.

Systematic reviews: Further resources

Further reading