S1E21 | Systematic Reviews: Why and How explained!

from How to PhD - your academic survival guide Hosted by Dr Arun Ulahannan & Dr Julia Gauly

Have you ever felt lost conducting a literature review? How do you know you've covered enough of the literature? That's exactly what systematic reviews aim to solve by giving you a super structured process to follow. In this episode, we're diving it why you might want to consider systematic reviews and crucially- how do you actually do one! It's time consuming, but it's not too confusing once you know how!

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