1What it is
An online course in preparing a systematic review of interventions, from the organisation that set the best-known method for it: framing the question and protocol, searching databases, extracting data and assessing bias, meta-analysis, rating the strength of evidence, and writing up. Specialised modules are added, such as rapid reviews and living reviews.
2Who it suits
Researchers in the health, education and social sciences, and postgraduate students preparing a systematic review or building a literature review on a methodical basis.
3What it requires
A grasp of basic research methods and statistics is enough to start.
4How it is earned
The first module is free with registration; the rest need an individual or institutional subscription, and a completion certificate can be downloaded for each finished module.
When a centre or body posts a course that prepares for it, we send you one email about it.