An Introduction to Systematic Reviews
- David Gough - EPPI-Centre, University College London, UK
- Sandy Oliver - University College London, UK
- James Thomas - University College London, UK
Systematic reviews are the basis of any research project and therefore supporting materials as the Introduction to Systematic Reviews are highly recommended.
This is an excellent overview of systematic reviews of all kinds and is very helpful for showing students the ropes in preparing for their dissertations.
This textbook is a great tool for teaching students the fundamental principals and procedures involved in conducting a systematic review. It provides a helpful framework for understanding a methodology which is not used as often as other methodologies.
An easy guide for doing systematic reviews. Recommended for students as an introductory book.
This book explains the logic behind systematic reviews, which is useful when planning this methodology for master's research projects.
systematic review will be much easier with this book. The book give pin point step to create correct systematic review
Good guidance in this text for dissertation students
easy to understand and well detailed with examples
This book is informative and accessible. It is my recommended text for any nursing student wishing to understand more about systematic review and/or to attempt a qualitative or quantitative systematic review for their UG or PG dissertation.
This is an interesting, well written book and an excellent resource.