Event: The Work BEFORE a Systematic Review: What is it and why it matters
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The Work BEFORE a Systematic Review: What is it and why it matters
During this workshop, participants will explore the preliminary work completed by researchers before embarking on a systematic review or evidence synthesis project.
Participants will...
- Identify the proper review type for your research question.
- Determine the scope of the review.
- Examine and synthesize topic-related reviews to assess your question, the current state of affairs, and where you want to take the conversation.
- Use the concepts associated with the TREAD acronym.
Join Kim Reycraft and Traci Mays to discuss the pre-work (a shallow dive into the literature) conducted by researchers designed to determine the feasibility and value of a review before beginning the Systematic Review or evidence synthesis journey.
Related LibGuide: Evidence Synthesis Service by Traci Mays
- Date:
- Tuesday, April 8, 2025
- Time:
- 1:00pm - 2:00pm
- Location:
- LIB 222
- Audience:
- FGCU Faculty and Staff FGCU Students
- Categories:
- Faculty Workshop Student Workshops
