Dear Colleagues,

 

The University of Nottingham Centre for Evidence Based Healthcare is now taking bookings for its highly popular JBI-accredited Comprehensive Systematic Review Course in July 2021. The course has been adapted to run fully online. It will be led by expert facilitators and organised in such a way to maximise interaction and to avoid excessive screen-fatigue.

 

The course includes three modules, each run over two days:

• Module1: Introduction to systematic reviews, choosing the right review approach, question formulation and searching (July 1^st & 2^nd)
• Module 2: Synthesis of quantitative research evidence (July 5^th & 6^th)
• Module 3: Synthesis of qualitative research evidence - also includes a session on mixed methods, umbrella and scoping reviews (July 12^th & 13^th)

 

Module 1 is compulsory. Participants can then choose to do both of the remaining modules or only one - depending upon their needs and interests. Participants who successfully complete the course receive a certificate of accreditation from JBI and free access for one year to JBI’s systematic review software (SUMARI).

 

For more details see here. To book, click here.

 

Kind regards.

 

Catrin

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Dr Catrin Evans

Director of Knowledge Exchange

Co-Director, Nottingham Centre for Evidence Based Healthcare

School of Health Sciences,
The University of Nottingham,

Room 219c, B Floor, South Block Link,

Queen's Medical Centre,

Nottingham, NG7 2HA,

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