We are pleased to announce a two-day Systematic Review Masterclass at Bournemouth University.
One way of collating and assessing the best possible evidence is through a method called ‘systematic reviewing’. Systematic reviewing is a specific research method whereby a structured, rigorous, and objective approach is used to provide a critical synthesis of the available evidence on a particular topic. This masterclass will examine the rationale for systematic reviews and take participants through the various elements of a systematic review: selecting (electronic) databases; literature searching; data extraction; data synthesis; interpretation and reporting.
The Masterclass will be held in the Executive Business Centre, Holdenhurst Road on 15 & 16 February 2016.
Booking price and information:
The fee of £200 for this masterclass includes two full days with the course facilitators, all refreshments and all class materials. Accomodation and travel costs are not included.
See the flyer – Systematic Review masterclass 2016 – for more details or book your place now. Places must be booked by 1 February 2016.
For further information please contact:
Tel: 01202 962184
Email: epegrum@bournemouth.ac.uk











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