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Systematic reviews (2 of 3): finding grey literature
Grey literature generally refers to unpublished sources such as reports, conference proceedings, clinical trials, government documents, informal communications, practice guidelines, preprints and more.
This workshop covers:
- what grey literature is, why it is important and why you should include it
- how to find it, where to look and what to search for
- writing it up - what you should include in your methods section
- keeping track of it all, documenting your searches and evaluating the quality
Please note: the Systematic Review series primarily supports health disciplines. If you are undertaking a review where you need to search systematically/comprehensively, but are not following a specific systematic review methodology, you may find that other EDGE sessions such as 'Finding theses', 'Finding grey literature', and 'Literature reviews: plan and manage your search' better meet your needs.
It is recommended where possible to have access to two screens during this session.
Related guide: Grey literature and other sources
Related workshops:
- Systematic reviews (1 of 3): finding the evidence
- Systematic reviews (3 of 3): managing your results
EDGEx / MyRD link: PhD, Professional Doctorate, Masters by Research candidates and academic staff must register using the EDGEx / MyRD link.
For all other participants, click Begin Registration below.
- Date:
- Tuesday, November 12, 2024
- Time:
- 10:00am - 12:00pm
- Location:
- Online
- Campus:
- Online
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