A cohort-based program for conducting systematic reviews, scoping reviews, and other evidence syntheses
Interested in conducting a systematic or scoping review but not sure where to start? Have an idea for a review but need structure, support, and accountability to see it through?
Join us for an information session about the Systematic Review Incubator, a 6- to 12-month, project-based cohort designed to guide participants through the evidence synthesis process from start to finish. With guidance from librarians with expertise in evidence synthesis, participants will develop a research question and protocol, build and run a comprehensive search, screen studies, extract and synthesize data, and work toward a high-quality, submission-ready manuscript that follows established evidence synthesis methods and reporting guidelines.
The Incubator is open to undergraduate juniors and seniors, graduate students and professional students, residents and fellows, and faculty and staff. Whether you are new to evidence synthesis or looking for a structured approach to completing a review, come learn about the program, expectations, timeline, application process, and support available to participants.