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tiffany [Best Practices for Conducting a Systematic Review]
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tiffany [Databases to Search]
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-====== Best Practices for Conducting a Systematic Review ======
+====== How to Search, Screen, Tag, and Extract for Your Systematic Review ======
+==== Creating Your Search Terms ====
-{{  :wiki:guide:conduct-search-workflow.jpg?400  |Workflow for conducting a systematic review}}
+The strongest [[:wiki:autolit:search:optimize|search terms]] take into account the PICO format, boolean operators, MeSH terms, and properly enclosed phrases.
-==== Selecting Databases for Your Search ====
-Selecting several [[:wiki:guide:research:search|databases]] ensures that your search is comprehensive.
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-==== Creating Your Search Terms ====
+==== Databases to Search ====
-The strongest [[:wiki:autolit:search:optimize|search terms]] take into account the PICO format, boolean operators, MeSH terms, and properly enclosed phrases.
+You will need to decide which [[:wiki:guide:research:search|databases]] you want to search.
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 ==== Best Practices for Screening ====
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-==== Risk of Bias ====
+{{  :wiki:guide:conduct-search-workflow.jpg?400  |Workflow for conducting a systematic review}}
-Conducting a [[:wiki:guide:research:rob|Risk of Bias (ROB)]] ensures that the level of bias in each included study is addressed.
-Once you've defined your research question, established your team, determined the feasibility of your review, and created your protocol, you are ready to conduct your review. Best practices for each step of the review are detailed on the pages listed above.
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+The steps involved with conducting a systematic review.

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