Systematic & Scoping Reviews Series: Selecting Databases, Identifying Search Syntax, and Testing Results

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If you are conducting a systematic review, meta-analysis, scoping review, or other comprehensive literature review, you will need to develop and report a comprehensive search design that is fully replicable and can effectively retrieve all available evidence. In this session you can learn how to develop and report systematic searches in databases that are appropriate to your project. Learn how to: Select appropriate databases for your topic and search needs Recognize basic and advanced search syntax necessary for a systematic and comprehensive search design Test results against seed articles and other methods to validate a search design Check out other workshops in the Systematic and Scoping Review Series, and register for any that match your needs! Questions? Contact anna.ferri@colostate.edu

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