Performing Quality Systematic Reviews: A Didactic Methods Course

3 credits · Graduate

Understanding and synthesizing the current available literature is a basic skill that is necessary in nearly all job markets. A systematic review is methodologically different from a literature review, with a science and method behind it which is important to ensure rigor and reproducibility. During this didactic methods course, students and professors will conduct a systematic review from question generation through data collection, data analysis, data visualization and manuscript completion during the semester. Our team based format allows group learning as well as individual self-paced didactic and short videos guiding students through the process of conducting a systematic review.