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Critically Appraising Literature for Evidence Synthesis Reviews 101

Ended Nov 8, 2021
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Full course description

Term: Fall 2021

Date: November 8th, 2021

Time: 2:00pm - 3:30pm

Location: ONLINE ONLY

Instructors: Cozette Comer, Ginny Pannabecker, & Kiri DeBose

Presented By: University Libraries

 

Description:

Critical appraisal is a universally useful skill, applicable during a literature review, while assessing an article you’ve found. In this 1.5 hour session, we’ll introduce you to why critical appraisal is important , specifically in the context of evidence synthesis reviews. Participants will be introduced to several critical appraisal tools to evaluate the risk of bias in individual studies and larger evidence synthesis reviews. We’ll also discuss how you may consider approaching critical appraisal in your own review, including how to find and create appropriate risk of bias tools.

[If you are interested in this session, check out the Evidence Synthesis Workshop SeriesLinks to an external site.]