Launch your systematic review with free summer series! 

Interested in conducting a systematic review? The Health Sciences Library’s Systematic Review Summer Workshop Series will get you started in eight bite-sized sessions. Sign up for all of them, or just the ones you need. 

This free virtual series will provide researchers with tools and resources to confidently navigate the systematic review process.  

Who should attend? 

This series is intended for individuals and research teams who are planning to conduct a systematic literature review or want more information about systematic reviews. It is also relevant for those conducting scoping reviews or other similar evidence synthesis projects. No prior knowledge or experience with systematic reviews is required. The instruction is aimed toward health reviews, but open to anyone at UNC-Chapel Hill or the UNC Medical Center.   

What will be covered? 

We’ve broken down the systematic review process from ideation through publication into eight one-hour lessons. Each lunchtime session runs on Wednesdays from noon to 1 p.m. 

• June 10 - Introduction to Systematic Review Methods 

• June 17 - What Type of Review Should You Choose? 

• June 24 - Project Management and Helpful Tools for Conducting Systematic Reviews 

• July 8 - Literature Searching for Systematic Reviews 

• July 15 - Introduction to Covidence 

• July 22 - Managing Data, Writing and Publishing your Review 

• July 29 - Predictive Artificial Intelligence and Automation Tools