Q. How can I find Systematic Reviews?
Are there databases that specialize in systematic reviews?
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Answered By: Norma Last Updated: Jul 05, 2024 Views: 64
Answered By: Norma
Last Updated: Jul 05, 2024 Views: 64
You can find systematic reviews by looking in several databases that specifically provide indexing for those types of materials. To find which databases, start at the libraries home page.
Use the drop-down beside the search bar to go to Databases. Then click on Databases by Title and Subject.
Click on the drop-down menu titled All Database Types, from that menu scroll down until you find Systematic Reviews.
We also have a research guide on Evidence Synthesis that includes tools for finding systematic reviews.
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