Doing a Systematic Review
A Student's Guide
- Gemma Cherry - University of Liverpool, UK
- Angela Boland - University of Liverpool, UK
- Rumona Dickson - University of Liverpool, UK
With a friendly, accessible style, the book covers every step of the systematic review process, from planning to dissemination.
This book will help you to:
• Work with qualitative, quantitative and mixed methods data
• Understand the how-to of systematic reviews with a range of real-life examples and case studies
• Learn from students who have been in your shoes with FAQs taken from actual supervision meetings.
This book will not only support you to overcome common challenges and pitfalls, it will give you the knowledge and skills to produce an excellent review and you might even enjoy the journey!
Alongside updated examples and case studies, this edition also includes two new chapters to help you write and register your review protocol and understand and synthesise data from correlational and experimental studies.
The book is accompanied by an online guide for teaching, including videos, example documents, further reading, software recommendations and weblinks.
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'This is an excellent resource for researchers of all levels looking to conduct a systematic review. User friendly, logical and well structured, the book holds the hand of the reader through each step of conducting a systematic reviews. I would recommend this resource unreservedly'
This is a very important book for students who wish to do a systematic literature review. It is very detailed and supportive.
An very useful guide for students new to systematic review. The guide provides simple to follow instructions.
an excellent and clear book to assist anyone undertaking a Systematic Review. The guidance is clear and the panning aids excellent.
The electronic copy should be in every university library to assist all budding researchers.
A very detailed text on SRs. The requirements of this module are such that this text is one of several used.
