Welcome
1. Introduction to Systematic Review and Mapping
2. The Collaboration for Environmental Evidence
3. Stakeholder engagement and question formulation
4. The protocol
5. Searching for evidence
6. Assembling a library of evidence
7. Screening for relevance
8. Data extraction and coding
9. Critical appraisal
10. Synthesis: visualisations
11. Synthesis: narrative, quantitative and qualitative methods
12. The final report
13. Communicating results
Test
Feedback
Closing words
Communication
This session will outline how systematic reviewers may communicate the results of their reviews, including how to engage with stakeholders, and how to produce tailored media to describe results.
Learning objectives:
- To appreciate that systematic review and map reports are long, technical reports that can be difficult to digest
- To be aware that communication is a vital step with systematic reviews and maps
- To be aware of some common methods of summarising reviews
- To appreciate the importance of stakeholder engagement during communication
To begin, watch the following presentation:
You can find the lecture handouts here.
Now, read the following article on communicating the findings of systematic reviews.
Next, take the test to consolidate your understanding of the course