Evidence Synthesis Methods Interest Group

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Charge: To promote and develop competencies around evidence synthesis including systematic reviews, meta-analyses, scoping reviews, and other related methods of research synthesis, through activities such as: Facilitating discussion and peer-support; Creating and managing a resource page; Encouraging programming and publications around systematic reviews through ACRL.
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New evidence synthesis course for librarians available to learners everywhere

  • 1.  New evidence synthesis course for librarians available to learners everywhere

    Posted yesterday
    I'm reaching out to share information about a new online course, "Evidence Synthesis for Librarians and Information Specialists." This free, open, self-paced course guides learners through the evidence synthesis process - from an introduction to review types through writing a methods section for publication, with an emphasis on developing and using systematic search strategies.

    The course was created by the Evidence Synthesis Institute (ESI), a partnership between the University of Minnesota Libraries, Cornell University Libraries, and Carnegie Mellon University Libraries. Read the full news release to learn more about the course and ESI.


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    Megan Kocher (she, her, hers)
    Science and Evidence Synthesis Librarian | University Libraries | lib.umn.edu
    University of Minnesota | umn.edu | 612-625-3605

    The University of Minnesota is located on stolen lands of the Dakhóta people.