Systematic review support
Bring structure to a complex body of evidence.
Build the right scope for your review, whether you need help defining the question, improving the search, or moving an established review toward a manuscript.
Quoted after scope review. The review type, search coverage, workload, and synthesis requirements determine the proposal.
From a question to a considered synthesis.
- Question and protocol
- Search and screening
- Extraction and appraisal
- Synthesis and reporting
Agree on responsibility at each stage.
A scope that fits the work.
Define the question and review type
Start with the intended decision, population, evidence, and audience. A systematic review, scoping review, and focused literature review require different plans.
Make the workflow explicit
Agree on search development, screening responsibilities, extraction, appraisal, and decision records. Team responsibilities should be clear before work starts.
Match synthesis to the evidence
Meta-analysis depends on compatible studies and an appropriate question. Where pooling is unsuitable, define a transparent alternative synthesis.
Questions before you begin.
Can I request help with one stage?
Does every review include a meta-analysis?
Start with a clear scope.
Tell us where the work stands and what you need next. Confirm the deliverables and the final quote before commissioning support.