Evidence Synthesis Academy

Report Your Findings

Report Your Findings

This is the final part in a series of online courses about how to conduct a systematic review. If you haven’t completed the other steps yet, please visit our homepage to start from the beginning.

For more background on what a systematic review is and how it might help you answer an important question, check out our intro course.

If you’re ready to report your findings, let’s get started!

 

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Getting Started

Getting Started
How to Begin
Follow Instructions
Establish Authorship
Think Visually
Protect Your Credibility: Check Your Work!
Read the PRISMA Statement
One More Thing

Title

Title
Title Format
Back to PICO(D)
Examples of Titles
Build Your Title

Abstract

Abstract
What to do First
Abstract Format
Abstract Lengths
Structured Abstract Example
Abstract Example Continued
Build Your Abstract
Check Yourself

Introduction

Introduction
Begin at the Beginning
Building a Better Introduction
Background Statement
Problem Statement
Activity + Forecasting Statements
Four Part Introduction
Write a Quick Introduction

Methods

Methods
Organize Your Methods
Method Subheading Examples
Example Continued
Example Continued 2
Write a Quick Methods Section

Results

Results
Getting the Data Right
Avoid Math Mistakes
Use Descriptive Names
Use Descriptive Figure Captions
Figure Captions, Continued
Introduce a Result
Put Data in Figures or Tables
Be Careful About ‘Significant’
DIY: Discuss Your Results
Visualize Your Data
The Summary Table
Summary Table Example
The Study Flowchart
The Forest Plot
Other Visualizations
Supplemental Materials

Discussion

Discussion
Critique
Itemize
DIY: Write a Discussion
One Last Step
DIY: Conflict
Now You’re Done!

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