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Evidence Synthesis Series

Interested in conducting an evidence synthesis?

The Health Sciences Library is hosting a Evidence Synthesis series that will get you started in five sessions. Sign up for all of them, or just the ones you need.

This virtual series will provide researchers with tools and resources to confidently navigate the evidence synthesis process.

Who should attend? 

This series is intended for individuals and research teams who are planning to conduct an evidence synthesis or want more information about evidence synthesis in general. No prior knowledge or experience is required. This series is aimed toward health related reviews, but is open to anyone at Mizzou.

What will be covered? 

We’ve broken down the process from ideation through synthesis into five one-hour lessons. You can register for the sessions using the links below as well.

September 24th at 1pm: Choosing the Right Review

October 1st at 11am: Organizing your Review

October 8th at 1pm: Building Your Search 

October 15th at 1pm: Searching Beyond the Basics 

October 22nd at 1pm: From Searching to Synthesis 

 

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Taira Meadowcroft

Taira Meadowcroft is the Public Health and Community Engagement Librarian at the Health Sciences Library at the University of Missouri.