Dear Colleagues, Please can I draw your attention to this course that is running in January – great for midwifery researchers:

 

 

JBI-accredited Systematic Review Training – Short Course – January 7^th to 11^th 2019

The University of Nottingham Centre for Evidence Based Healthcare is inviting you to apply for its popular short course on systematic reviewing.

This internationally recognised course is accredited by the Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI) and provides a comprehensive understanding of all steps involved in systematic reviewing. You will be equipped with the skills to undertake a review yourself or to supervise students doing systematic review projects. By the end of the course, you will be ready to register your review, submit a protocol for publication and get started.

The course consists of 3 modules:

1.      An introduction to evidence based healthcare and the key steps of systematic reviewing (including developing a search strategy)

2.      The systematic review of quantitative research evidence (including meta-analysis)

3.      The systematic review of qualitative research evidence

The course attracts a great mix of national and international participants and is delivered by expert members of the Centre, all of whom are JBI-accredited trainers. The trainers have vast experience of undertaking reviews, using both JBI and Cochrane approaches and a range of methodologies. You will receive a certificate of completion from JBI, a full set of course materials and free access to JBI’s systematic review software (SUMARI) for one year.

 

Find out more

 

To find out more, please visit our website, or to book, visit the on-line store.

 

 

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Regards.

 

Tw: @UoNCEBHC

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