Conducting Systematic Reviews
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Conducting Systematic Reviews
Friday, 9th September 2022
Seminar Synopsis:
Systematic reviews play an important role in health research. They provide a high level summary of studies and can inform policy and practice relevant to a particular area of inquiry. Understanding review methodologies is useful for those who wish to undertake a systematic review, or just read one. This seminar provides an overview of several types of reviews, along with simple strategies to focus a review and support review methodology.
Presented by:
Professor Sonya Girdler
Professor of Occupational Therapy and Director of the Curtin Autism Research Group (CARG)
Director of Program 3 of the ‘Living with Autism’ Cooperative Research Centre.
Sonya is Professor of Occupational Therapy and Director of the Curtin Autism Research Group (CARG) and Director of Program 3 of the ‘Living with Autism’ Cooperative Research Centre. Sonya has published over 100 papers, including publishing more than 20 reviews (Systematic and Scoping), supervised 12 PhD students to completion and has extensive experience in conducting research in health and community settings.
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There are three ways you can attend the seminar:
1. Attend in-person at Perth Children's Hospital, PCH Auditorium, Level 5 (MAP)
2. Watch online from a hosted video-conference location:
- Fiona Stanley Hospital
- Lion's Eye Institute (QEII - LEI Staff only)
- Royal Perth Hospital
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The Research Education Program (REP) is an open access resource provided by the Child and Adolescent Health Service (CAHS), Department of Research and is generously supported by the PCH Foundation. The Program provides valuable educational resources to support staff and students of any clinical discipline and level of experience to undertake high quality, meaningful research.
The Program includes the Research Skills Seminar Series, REDCap workshops and resources and the Clinical Audit Handbook.
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Organiser CAHS Research Education Program
Organiser of Conducting Systematic Reviews
The CAHS Research Education Program presents the Research Skills Seminar Series, hosted by the Child and Adolescent Health Service and supported by the Perth Children's Hospital Foundation.
We offer free, open-access learning opportunities on key topics across the research process, with comprehensive handouts including additional information and resources. All our Seminars can be attended during your lunch-hour and are broadcast live online through various hosted video-conference sites, and available for viewing on your PC or personal device via the Avaya Workplace application. Access past past recordings on our website, download a copy of the schedule.
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