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Introduction to Systematic Reviews - Part 2 for Medicine and Health Systematic Reviews

Description:

This workshop introduces you to the remaining steps of conducting a systematic review after exporting the search results to your bibliographic management software e.g. EndNote, Zotero or to Covidence.

Participants will also be introduced to the following steps of conducting a systematic review:

  • Screen titles and abstracts; obtain full text of papers.
  • Document the search process using a Flow Diagram.
  • Extract and document data using a standardized form.
  • Systematically assess the risk of bias, using appropriate risk of bias tools.
  • Analyse and synthesise different types of research using quantitative synthesis (meta-analysis).

Attendance at the Part 1 workshop is not a prerequisite for attendance at Part 2.

This workshop is being led by academic Prof Nat Marshall from the Woolcock Institute who will introduce new material and provide expert guidance for completing a systematic review. 

Please also see our Library Guide on Systematic Reviews.

This session will be held online via Zoom https://macquarie.zoom.us/j/85115898931?pwd=IssDMlbebHCNpnHSSPMlsN92ocWSYb.1

Attachments
Date: Tuesday 24 February 2026
Time: 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Audiences

Graduate Research Supervisors

Mid Career/Senior Researchers

Graduate Research Students

Early Career Researchers

Venue(s): online
Facilitator(s): Prof Nat Marshall
Enquiries: jing.li1@mq.edu.au
Registration closes: Tuesday 24 February 2026 09:00 AM



Researcher Type
For GR candidates only
Year of Candidature (FTE)







Terms & Conditions

  1. Graduate Research students who register for this training event but do not attend will be reported to their Principal Supervisor and Faculty Liaison Coordinator, and may be restricted from participating in future graduate research training events.
  2. To cancel your registration, select 'unregister' in your registration confirmation or email the event enquiry contact as soon as possible.
  3. Your MQ ID number is the unique identifier for your registration and will not be disclosed.