A systematic literature review is a structured research method in which existing scientific studies on a specific research question are searched for, selected, and analyzed according to transparent and reproducible criteria. The aim is to provide a comprehensive overview of the current state of research, identify research gaps, or synthesize findings from multiple studies.
Are you planning a systematic review or preparing a systematic literature search? We can help you in finding relevant literature efficiently, documenting your search process transparently, and keeping track of your sources. This provides a solid foundation for a methodologically sound and transparent review.
How we can support you
We can help you:
- develop and refine search strategies,
- identify suitable databases and information sources,
- organize and manage references efficiently,
- document your search process in a transparent and reproducible way,
- align your review with PRISMA or other relevant standards.
Next steps
- Learn about systematic literature:
Searching the LibGuide “Systematic Search Strategy” provides step-by-step guidance on how to plan, conduct, and document a systematic database search. - Use a reference management tool:
Systematic reviews often involve working with a large number of sources. A reference management tool helps you collect, organize, and cite references efficiently. Explore the different reference management options available and find the tool that best suits your needs. - Get individual support:
Do you have questions about your search project or need support with a specific review? Feel free to book a consultation: Form.