Chapter 1: What is a Systematic Review?
Chapter 2: Planning and Managing My Review
Chapter 3: Defining My Review Question and Identifying Inclusion
and Exclusion Criteria
Chapter 4: Writing a Protocol
Chapter 5: Developing My Search Strategy
Chapter 6: Applying Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria
Chapter 7: Data Extraction: Where Do I Begin?
Chapter 8: Quality Assessment: Where Do I Begin?
Chapter 9: Understanding and Critically Appraising Data from
Experimental and Correlational Studies
Chapter 10: Understanding and Synthesizing Numerical Data from
Intervention Studies
Chapter 11: Understanding and Synthesizing Qualitative Data
Chapter 12: Reviewing Economic Evaluations
Chapter 13: Writing My Discussion and Conclusions
Chapter 14: Disseminating My Review
Gemma Cherry is a Lecturer in Clinical Health Psychology at the
University of Liverpool and an honorary clinical psychologist
(oncology) at Royal Liverpool University Hospital. Prior to
qualifying as a clinical psychologist, she worked at LRiG for
several years, conducting systematic reviews, particularly in
the field of psychology.
Angela Boland has worked at LRiG (Liverpool Reviews and
Implementation Group) since it was established in 2001 and has
carried out many systematic reviews of both clinical
effectiveness and cost effectiveness of health care
interventions.
Rumona Dickson has been involved in the conduct of systematic
reviews in health care for over 20 years and has been the Director
of LRiG since 2001.
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