ESMIG's Evidence Synthesis Resources Guide

An archived collection of 6 recorded webinars in which Margaret Foster draws from her expertise to discuss issues, provide examples, and demonstrate the steps of her Pieces process, as described in her book Assembling the Pieces of Systematic Review: A Guide for Librarians.

In this recorded webinar, the presenter provided a comprehensive overview of the systematic review search process. Including best practices in systematic searching, translating clinical questions into PICO search statements, database selection, PRESS peer review, PRISMA-S search reporting, and citation management. A brief overview of available text-mining tools designed to help with the systematic review search process were also provided.

Open resource materials used during The Evidence Synthesis Institute training that is funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS).

The Medical Library Association (MLA) offers a Level 1 and Level II Systematic Review Services Specialization Series.

A systematic reviews workshop offered by the University of Michigan Library that is designed to teach librarians how to plan, conduct, and communicate the results of a systematic review.