How to conduct a systematic literature review. A methodological crash course
Channel: Jonathan Guillemot
Date: 2020-11-06

A practical 90 minute-crash course by Jonathan Guillemot, MA, MSc, PhD, including tips to start from zero to conduct a systematic literature review.

General introduction: (0:00)
Who I am and context (1:30)
How to use this training: (5:09)
Context of SLRs: (11:43)
What SLRs are: (16:10)
Developing a research question: (23:46)
Developing a search strategy: (31:05)
Specifying study eligibility: (1:03:20)
Hand searches: (1:07:35)
Screening: (1:08:22)
Full text review: (1:12:07)
Data extraction: (1:14:39)
Critical appraisal: (1:18:00)
Analysis, Writing and Publication  (1:20:19)
Beyond SLRs: (1:28:50)
Contact details: (1:31:01)
Additional point on MeSH terms: (1:31:11)
Question about time limitations in SLRs: (1:38:15)
Question about difference between SLR and meta-analysis: (1:41:46)
Question about Chinese publications: (1:43:50)
Question about hand searches: (1:46:05)
Question about eliminating duplicates on Zotero: (1:48:03)
Question about study arms: (1:50:32)