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Systematic Reviews for Health: Library Help

A guide on how a Research Librarian can help you during a systematic review process

Library Help

The below Systematic Review Service Charter outlines how the Library can assist UTAS researchers during the systematic review process.

The charter defines the scope of our service, details which systematic review steps we can help with and links to relevant online resources. It also explains how to prepare for and book an appointment with Learning & Research Librarians.
 

Templates / Helpsheets

Webinar

Topics:
  • Difference PubMed and Medline
  • Advanced search in Medline (Topic analysis, Keyword search using field codes, Advanced operators, MeSH term searching)
  • Using validated search filters
  • Saving your searches and setting up alerts
  • Exporting your search results to EndNote

Software

The following software may help you in the systematic review process and is available for UTAS researchers:

There is other free and fee-based software available to assist with the systematic review process. The Library does not provide help for these resources.

Need More Help?
Book a consultation with a Learning and Research Librarian or contact Librarians@utas.edu.au.