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Introduction to Systematic Literature Reviews TGA

A systematic review is a rigorous, transparent method of synthesising research evidence. This workshop is also relevant for those doing scoping and other literature views using a systematic approach.

This workshop (also relevant for those doing scoping and other literature views using a systematic approach) will cover:

  • What makes a systematic review ‘systematic’
  • Different types of systematic reviews (what type of review is right for me?)
  • The Systematic process and PRISMA chart
  • Developing question frameworks
  • Writing your protocol
  • Where to get further help

 

Related LibGuide: Literature Reviews: Systematic & Narrative by Kate Reynolds

Date:
Thursday 20 August 2026
Time:
11:00am - 12:00pm
Location:
TCBD.2.10
Campus:
Tauranga
Audience:
  Postgraduate  
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