Do you need to complete an evidence synthesis, but aren’t sure how to begin? This workshop examines the explicit steps that scholars take to complete a systematic or scoping review*. In addition, you’ll learn about differences in review types, and where to find additional resources and services to help with the evidence synthesis process.

*Systematic and scoping reviews are not just literature reviews done systematically, instead they are formal research studies that seek to first identify, through a systematic and comprehensive search, all relevant literature answering a research question, then analyze, synthesize, and present data from all studies included in the review.