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  • Module 8 : Using Review Tools, Automation and AI 
    McKeown, Sandra (Office of Professional Development & Educational Scholarship, Queen's University, 2025-06)
    The last module in the series The Essentials of Conducting Systematic Reviews explores the opportunities and challenges associated with using review technologies, including automation and AI methods, to streamline evidence ...
  • Module 7 : Synthesizing and Disseminating Findings 
    Ritonja, Jennifer; McKeown, Sandra; Mackrell, Lucy (Office of Professional Development & Educational Scholarship, Queen's University, 2026-05)
    The seventh module in the series The Essentials of Conducting Systematic Reviews explores synthesizing evidence (including assessing the certainty of evidence), how to report the findings, and considerations for dissemination.
  • Module 6 : Assessing Risk of Bias 
    Ritonja, Jennifer; Jalink, Matthew (Office of Professional Development & Educational Scholarship, Queen's University, 2025-12)
    The sixth module in the series The Essentials of Conducting Systematic Reviews explores risk of bias and how it’s assessed during systematic reviews. Within the timeline of a systematic review, risk of bias assessments ...
  • Module 5 : Extracting Data 
    Mackrell, Lucy; Ritonja, Jennifer (Office of Professional Development & Educational Scholarship, Queen's University, 2025-08)
    The fifth module in the series The Essentials of Conducting Systematic Reviews explores the process of extracting data from studies included in a systematic review.
  • Module 4 : Selecting Studies 
    Mackrell, Lucy; Ritonja, Jennifer; McKeown, Sandra (Office of Professional Development & Educational Scholarship, Queen's University, 2025-06)
    The fourth module in the series The Essentials of Conducting Systematic Reviews explores how to select studies relevant to your review.

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