Conducting a systematic review
Guide outlining the steps for writing a systematic review.
Our librarians help researchers conduct systematic reviews. Systematic reviews are syntheses of all previously conducted research on a topic and represent the highest level of evidence in clinical research. The service is available to U of M health sciences researchers. If you are part of another U of M college or school, visit the University Libraries' Systematic Review Service webpage.
Work with librarians to increase the quality of reviews and streamline the process. Librarians help you:
Guide outlining the steps for writing a systematic review.
Request literature searches on health-related topics to support research projects and publications.
Medical School Librarian and Research Services Coordinator
Veterinary Librarian